Chonglou, a Chinese medicine name, is also known as Huazhonglou, Seven-leaf Lotus, and Iron Lampstand. Chonglou is bitter in taste, slightly cold in nature, and slightly poisonous. It has the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, reducing swelling and relieving pain, cooling the liver and calming convulsions. It is generally used to treat sore throat, snake and insect bites, bruises, convulsions, etc.

Effects of Chonglou

1. Clearing away heat and detoxifying

Chonglou is slightly cold in nature and is a cold medicinal material that can clear away heat. It has excellent detoxification effect, and also has the effects of cooling the liver and calming the mind. It has a certain therapeutic effect on symptoms such as heat sores and skin swelling and pain. Crushing it and applying it externally on the affected area can relieve the symptoms. It can also be decoctioned and taken orally to remove toxins from the body.

2. Reduce swelling and relieve pain

Injuries such as throat swelling and pain, joint swelling and pain, bruises and bruises can all be treated with Chonglou and relieve symptoms. When facing different symptoms, different medicinal materials need to be used for treatment.

3. Stop bleeding and relieve pain

Chonglou can be taken orally or applied externally. Chonglou also has a good therapeutic effect on trauma, and Chonglou can activate blood circulation, remove blood stasis, stop bleeding and calm down. Pain relief.

Precautions for Chonglou

Although Chonglou has high medicinal value, it should be noted that Chonglou itself has a certain degree of toxicity. Poisoning symptoms may occur if taken privately. Poisoning may include nausea and vomiting, difficulty breathing, diarrhea, dizziness and headache. Patients with more severe poisoning may also experience body convulsions. Chonglou should not be consumed in excess, especially for those who are physically weak, pregnant women, and people with no real fire-heat poison, and should be taken with caution by children. It is recommended to take it under the guidance of a professional doctor to avoid unnecessary damage to the body caused by poisoning.