Tu Fu Ling Glabrous Greenbrier Rhizome, Smilax - Chinese Herbal Medicine
Tu Fu Ling Names
- English Name: Glabrous Greenbrier Rhizome, Smilax
- Pinyin Name: Tu Fu Ling
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Tu Fu Ling Cautions
- Do not drink black tea with this herb.
Contraindication Notes:
Tu Fu Ling Clinical Usages and Indications
- Relieves toxicity, eliminates dampness - joint pain, lin syndrome, jaundice.
- Clears damp-heat from the skin - recurrent ulcers or hot skin lesions, syphilis.
Tu Fu Ling Dosage and Prep Notes
- Dosage: 15-60g
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Tu Fu Ling Appears In 2 Formulas
Ba Wei Dai Xia Fang
- Eight Herb Powder for Vaginal Discharge
- Clearing damp heat in the lower warmer, particularly with underlying blood deficiency - vaginal disharge, vaginal itching, vaginal inflammation along with constipation, possibly anemia, low back pain, and/or abdominal pain. Leukorrhea may be yellow, white or red.
- Gonorrhea, syphilis.
- Clear Heat
- Clear Damp-Heat
Fu Fang Qing Dai Wan
- Indigo Combo Pills
- Itching, rashes, general skin irritation especially of the type that moves around or is intermittent.
- Insect bites, allergic contact dermatitis, poison ivy/oak/sumac, sun burn.
- Clear Heat
- Clear Heat From The Nutritive Level and Cool The Blood
- Cautions
- Do not use for damp heat skin conditions such as boils or carbuncle.
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