[English Name] | Feather Cocksocmb Seed | |
[Chinese Name] | 青葙子 | |
[Pinying Name] | Qingxiangzi | |
[Latin Name] | Celosiae Argenteae Semen | |
[Genera] | Amarantaceae | |
[Efficacy] | Antipyretic drug | |
[Pictures] | Plant picture | Drug picture |
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[Ecology] | It prefers warm and moist climate.There is no strict demand of soil, the fertile、well-drained sandy soil is optimum. It avoids water as taboos, low-lying land is unfavourable to growth. | |
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[Clinical trial] | Qingxiangzi (the seed of feather cockscomb) |
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[Traditional usage] | 1.Night blindness with nebula 2.Blurred vision 3.Acute conjunctivitis, reddish eyes with pain 4.Iridocyclitis (miosis )5.Vertigo and headache with blurred vision, pain on supra-orbit 6.Hypertension induced by hyperactivity of liver yang 7.Metrorrhagia 8.Profuse leucorrhea and menstruation | |
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[References] |
[1] Liu An, Cao Mingfang, Xu Zhaoyang. The clinical observation ofthe treatment of senile cataract by 20% decoction of qingxiangzi (the seeds offeather cockscomb). Fujian College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Sinica.2007, 17 (4):10. |