Di Long Usages and Indications

• Drains liver heat, stops spasms an convulsions - high fever with convulsions and seizures.
• Clears lung heat - wheezing.
• Clears heat in the channels and promotes movement - swollen, painful joints with limited range of motion, sequelae of wind-stroke.
• Clears heat and promotes urination - hot painful urinary dysfunction, edema.
• Hypertension associated with liver yang rising.

Dosage and Preparation Notes For Di Long

• Dosage: 4.5-12g

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Our database contains 4 TCM Formulas where Di Long is generally used

B

• Bu Yang Huan Wu Tang Wan -Great Yang Restoration Pills (Invigorate the Blood)
• Bu Yang Huan Wu Wan -Tonify Yang To Restore Five Tenths Decoction (Invigorate the Blood)

S

• Shen Tong Zhu Yu Wan -Remove Stagnant Blood from a Painful Body Pills (Invigorate the Blood)

X

• Xiao Huo Luo Wan -Minor Invigorate Channels Pills (Expel Dampness)

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