1 Treating dysmenorrhea due to blood deficiency safflower has the functions of nourishing blood, moistening skin, promoting blood circulation and dredging menstruation. Wash with 200g safflower, dry, put it in a clean gauze bag with brown sugar, seal it, put it in a jar, cover the seal, and soak it for 7 days before drinking. Drink 1 ~ 2 times a day, 20 ~ 30ml each time. This method is effective in treating women's blood deficiency, blood stasis and dysmenorrhea.

Safflower is used to treat coronary heart disease, and has the effects of promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis and dredging collaterals. 10g Salvia Miltiorrhiza is fully moistened and sliced. Cleaning 6g safflower to remove impurities; Japonica rice is washed clean. Then put the japonica rice, salvia miltiorrhiza and safflower into aluminum pot together, and add 800 ml of clear water to cook porridge, which has certain curative effect on treating coronary heart disease.

Treating bedsore safflower has the function of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. Add 7,000 ml of water to 5,000 grams of Carthamus tinctorius, decoct for about 2 hours, then filter the liquid, and decoct with slow fire for about 3-4 hours to make it gelatinous. When in use, it is coated on gauze and attached to the affected part, and covered and fixed with sterilized gauze. Change the dressing every other day 1 time.

4 Treatment of calluses (calluses) Take 40 grams of safflower and 40 grams of medlar skin, grind them into fine powder, add proper amount of glycerol (about 100 grams) and stir them evenly for later use. Wash your feet with warm soapy water before taking the medicine, dry them, apply oil to the soles of your feet, and wrap them with disinfectant dressing twice a day. Dressing can be cured in more than a week. Carthamus tinctorius promotes blood circulation and removes blood stasis, while cortex Lycii clears heat and cools blood. Why treating calluses has a certain effect.