Mei Gui Hua (Young Flower of Chinese Rose)
Submitted by yyh_staff on Fri, 2008-06-06 10:05.
Chinese Name:
Mei Gui HuaEnglish Name:
Young Flower of Chinese RoseFunctions and Usage:
- Promotes the movement of Qi and relieves constraint - liver-stomach disharmony with pain and distention in the flanks and epigastrium, belching, poor appetite.
- Promotes the movement of Qi, harmonizes the Blood, disperses stasis - irregular menses, breast tenderness (PMS), menstrual pain; stasis from trauma.
Functional Groupings (Click for Summary/Study Notes):
Dosage and Preparation Notes:
- Dosage: 1.5-6g
Temperature and Taste Properties:
Contraindications:
There are currently no contraindications listed.
Notes:
There are no additional notes for this herb.
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