Ramie, also known as ramie, belongs to the Urticaceae family. Because its skin can be woven and used to make cloth, it is also known as white. Its leaves are green on the surface and blue and white on the back, so the medicinal material is called Tianqing Dibaicao. There are two types: domestic and wild. Wild orchid is usually used as medicine. Both roots and leaves are used for medicinal purposes. Folks in Huzhou, Zhejiang, cook the young leaves and knead them into rice flour to make a cake, which is fragrant and delicious and is called taro green. ≮Food and flavor≯

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The decoction of the root can prevent miscarriage, and the juice can be used to cure erysipelas. Ye suffered from stab wounds, gunshot wounds, bruises and bleeding. The whole plant can clear away heat, detoxify, reduce inflammation, and has hemostatic and anti-fetal effects. Bruises, stab wounds, shrapnel wounds, war wounds and bleeding:

Mash fresh ramie and grind the juice, mix with weathered lime, dry in the sun or oven, grind it into very fine powder, and apply it to the wound. Effective in stopping bleeding. (If there is no preparation, wash and chop fresh ramie leaves and stems, pound them and apply to the affected area.) Five-color erysipelas (including red erysipelas in children, cheek erysipelas, facial erysipelas in adults, foot erysipelas, etc.):

Mash the tender stems and leaves of ramie into small pieces and apply the juice to the affected area. For persistent watery diarrhea or red and white dysentery:

Roast and grind the ramie leaves into fine pieces, mix with cold water (note: do not use Take with hot water), 3 grams per serving (halve for children), 2 to 3 times a day. Pregnant women with abdominal pain, fetal movements, or discharge during pregnancy:

Take 30 grams of ramie root (60 to 90 grams of fresh root), decoct in water and remove the residue, and take it 2 to 3 times a day. Blood in urine, or red, white and yellow vaginal discharge in women:

Take 30 to 60 grams of ramie root, decoct in water to remove residue, and take it twice a day. For prolapse of the anus and prolapse of the uterus in women:

Take a handful of fresh ramie roots, chop them into pieces, mash them, boil them in water, fumigate and wash them, 2 to 3 times a day. Diseased carbuncle is on the back, breast carbuncle, unknown swelling and poison:

Mash fresh ramie roots or young stems and leaves and apply it to the affected area. If it is dry, replace it until the swelling subsides. Venomous snake bites:

Mash fresh ramie leaves and apply to the affected area, and decoct 30 grams of the root with water and wine.