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Pharmaceutical Name

Radix Notoginseng

Botanical Name

Panax notoginseng (Burk.) F. H. Chen

Common Name

Pseudoginseng, Notoginseng

Source of Earliest Record

Bencao Gangmu

Part Used & Method for Pharmaceutical Preparations

The roots are dug in spring or winter. The spring roots have a stronger pharmacological effect than winter roots. After cleaning, the roots are dried in the sun.

Properties & Taste

Sweet, bitter and warm

Meridians

Liver and stomach

Functions

1. To stop bleeding and release stagnation; 2. To invigorate blood circulation and stop pain

Indications & Combinations

1. Hemorrhage in the interior or at the surface of the body. The powder of Notoginseng (Sanqi) is taken alone, or it may be used with Ophicalcite (Huaruishi) and Carbonized human hair (Xueyutan) in the formula Huaxue Dan. 2. Hemorrhages and swelling due to external injuries. Powdered Notoginseng (Sanqi) is used alone externally.

Dosage

3-10 g; 1-1.5

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