Efficacy indication
1. Warm the middle warmer to relieve pain. Use clear water for stomachache, abdominal distension, nausea and vomiting. It is often combined with Radix Aucklandiae, Zingiberis Rhizoma and Fructus Amomi. For Jue Yin headache, cold limbs, slight pulse, vomiting and salivation, it is often used with Ginseng, Ginger and Jujube, such as Wuzhuyu Decoction. For cold coagulation of liver pulse and hernia pain, it is often combined with Fructus Toosendan and Fructus Foeniculi, such as Daoqi Decoction. For chronic diarrhea due to spleen deficiency and cold, it is often used with Psoralea corylifolia, Nutmeg and Schisandra chinensis, and is called Shen Si Pill. For women with cold pain in the lower abdomen, menstrual disorder and scanty menstrual blood, it is often combined with Angelica sinensis, Chuanxiong and Guizhi, such as Wenjing Decoction.
2. Dryness and dampness are used for cold and dampness beriberi, shin swelling of both feet, abdominal pain, chest tightness and general pain. It is often combined with papaya and betel nut, such as Ji Ming powder.
3. Regulating qi and stopping vomiting is used for liver fire attacking the stomach, hypochondriac pain, bitter taste, vomiting and acid swallowing. It is often combined with Rhizoma Coptidis and is Zuojin Pill; It can be used for treating liver cold, stomachache, epigastric cold pain, vomiting and acid swallowing. It is often used with Dangshen, Banxia and Pogostemon.
In addition, Evodia rutaecarpa can cure itching all over the body if it is decocted orally or bathed. Single-component ground vinegar can be applied to the soles of feet to reduce fire and treat oral and tongue ulcers.
Dosage and usage: 1.5 ~ 5g, decocted in water. Appropriate amount for external use.
Taboo yin deficiency and internal heat should not be used. Because this product is pungent and dry, it hurts yin and helps fire, so it should not be taken for a long time.
According to clinical experience, Evodia rutaecarpa has the best analgesic and antiemetic effects, which can not only warm the middle warmer, dispel cold, reduce adverse reactions and stop vomiting, but also soothe the liver and relieve depression. Evodia rutaecarpa is often used for headache and hypochondriac pain caused by stagnation of liver qi, and stomach pain and vomiting caused by disharmony between liver and stomach.
Similar drugs have similar effects in distinguishing Evodia rutaecarpa from ginger, and are often used for moderate-scorched cold depression and epigastric pain. Dry Jiang Shang can warm the lungs and turn to drink, and return to Yang to save the inverse; Evodia rutaecarpa can also warm liver and dispel cold to treat hernia, and also help kidney yang to treat morning diarrhea, warm blood and dredge menstruation.
Evodia rutaecarpa, coptis chinensis and ginger can reduce adverse reactions and stop vomiting. However, Evodia rutaecarpa warms the liver to reduce adverse reactions and treat nausea caused by liver cold. Coptidis Rhizoma clears stomach, lowers adverse flow, and treats vomiting and bitterness caused by damp-heat in gastric cavity; Ginger is warm in the middle, reducing adverse reactions and treating vomiting caused by stomach cold. This is the difference between the three, but it can also be combined with syndrome differentiation due to illness, such as Yu Lian's Zuojin Pill and Lian Jiang's Xiexin Decoction.