Galla chinensis (insect galls born on trees, picked in autumn)

Meridian distribution: lung, stomach, large intestine, liver, kidney meridian effects: astringent lung, antiperspirant, astringent intestines , fix semen, stop bleeding, and detoxify.

Indications: chronic cough due to lung deficiency; spontaneous sweating and night sweats; chronic dysentery and chronic diarrhea; prolapse; nocturnal emission; white turbidity; various bleeding; carbuncle, sore, taste: sour, Astringent and cold

Usage and dosage: Oral administration: decoction, 3-10g; grind into powder, 1.5-6g; or make into pills or powder. External use: appropriate amount, decoction for fumigation and washing; grind into powder and sprinkle or mix for application. Contraindications: Do not take it when coughing due to exogenous wind-cold or excess heat in the lungs, or diarrhea due to stagnant stagnation.