1, lung dryness due to yin deficiency, less dry expectoration, dry throat and dry nose can be combined with Ophiopogon japonicus, Polygonatum odoratum, Fritillaria, Almond, etc. to moisten lung and relieve cough.

2. It is commonly used for thirst, dry tongue and loss of appetite due to deficiency of stomach yang in the late stage of fever. It is usually combined with Radix Rehmanniae, Dendrobium and Ophiopogon japonicus in clinic to clear heat, nourish the stomach and produce fluid.

3. If the stomach yin is insufficient, the epigastric region is painful and noisy and hungry, it can be used with Ophiopogon japonicus, Paeonia lactiflora and Glycyrrhiza uralensis to nourish yin, promote fluid production and relieve pain.

4, stomach yin deficiency combined with liver and kidney yin deficiency, liver qi discomfort, symptoms such as hypochondriac pain and distension, acid swallowing and bitterness, dry throat and mouth, red tongue and less body fluid, can be combined with Ophiopogon japonicus, Radix Rehmanniae and Fructus Lycii.

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Taboos of Glehnia littoralis;

Radix Glehniae contains volatile oil, coumarin, starch, alkaloids, triterpenoid acids, stigmasterol, sterols, adenophorin and other components. It should not be taken for people with common cold, cold, cough and deficiency of lung and stomach.

As a nourishing medicinal material, Glehnia littoralis is also inedible for pregnant women, so we must pay attention to it at ordinary times. Don't think that nourishing herbs are good for our health, so we must pay attention to our diet.

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