1 Pyrrosiasheareri

1.1  Antitussive,Antiasthmaand Expectorant effect:

1.2  Anti-inflammatory:Pyrrosia had therapeutic effect on chronic bronchitis.

2 Pyrrosiapetiolosa

2.1 Antitussive and expectorant effect: MicePyrrosia petiolosa extract (decoction) and mangiferin have significantantitussive effect (sulfur dioxide induced cough method), but was less thancodeine. Pyrrosia ethanol extract a significant antitussive effect (ammoniaspray induced cough method). Fumarate 2g/kg, caffeic acid 0.3g/kg, or mangiferin0.8g/kg cited cough and had antitussive effect. Mangiferin 0.4g/kg or caffeicacid 0.8g/kg injection or mangiferin 3.1g/kg, have expectorant effect, but Pyrrosiapetiolosa decoction concentrate 15g/kg intraperitoneal injection of 50g/kgorally no expectorant effect may be dose enough. Reduce bronchial fluidsecretion.

2.2 Antibacterialeffects: Pyrrosia had bactericidal and antibacterial effects on staphylococcusaureus and Proteus spp.

2.3 Anti-pathogenicmicroorganism: Mangiferin had resistance herpes virus effects, Direct action ofmangiferin with herpes virus (HSV-I), drugs in the virus and infectious diseases,the early and late stage of the administration can significantly inhibit theHSV-I-induced cytopathic effect. An the same concentration, and its role wasstronger than that of other drugs.

2.4 The others:Pyrrosia had phagocyte function andanticancer effects.

1．  Bloody stranguria

2．  Turbid stranguria, and hematuria

3．  Stone stranguria

4．  Urinary calculi

5．  Accumulated heat in the heart meridian transforming into the small intestine, slight Astringent, red and yellow urine at the beginning, gradually retention of urine, and distension of the abdomen

6．  Dysentery

7．  Metrorrhagia and metrostaxis

8．  Cough

9．  Chronic bronchitis

10. Stranguria

11. Blood at the beginning of the urine

12. Cough due to heat

13. Metrorrhagia and metrostaxis