| [English Name] | Common Fibraurea Stem | |
| [Chinese Name] | 黄藤 | |
| [Pinying Name] | Huangteng | |
| [Latin Name] | Caulis Fibraureae | |
| [Genera] | Menispermaceae | |
| [Efficacy] | Antipyretic drug | |
| [Pictures] | Plant picture | Drug picture |
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| [Ecology] | It grows in valley、dense forest or on the cliff. | |
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Antifungal activity: Theantibacterial tests showed that the Fibraureae Caulis Alkaloids extracted from Common Fibraurea Stemhave various degrees of inhibitory effects on theCoriolis epidermis dermatophytes and other 12 kinds of fungi; a shallow or deepCandida albicans have a good efficacy [1]. |
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| [Clinical trial] | Rheumatoid arthritis: 40 cases of patients were treated with Tenghuanglian decoction (Tenghuanglian, Baijieteng, Maodongqing, Sanyeqingteng, Tongzhuan, Zhongjiefeng). Patients drank this decoction twice each day, 30 days as one course of treatment. Results showed that 33 cases were cure(82.5%), three cases had significant effect(75%) and four cases have effect(10%) during one course of treatment[1]. |
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1. Pemphigus 2. Furuncles, burn, scald 3. Bleeding caused by trauma, carbuncle 4. Fracture 5. Trichomonal vaginitis 6. Infectious hepatitis 7. All kinds of inflammation |
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Pharmacology Actions: [1] Ke-jia Cong, Journal of Chinese Medicinal Materials, 1980, 11 (12): 558.
Clinical trial: [1]Wu ZhenDong, Liu YingHong. Zhuang Medicine Tenghuanglian Decoction for Rheumatoid Arthritis in 40 Cases. Chinese Journal of Ethnomedicine and Ethnopharmacy，1999,(3):133． |
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