ding gong teng

Name: ding gong teng
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丁公藤·Caulis Erycibes

obtuseleaf erycibe stem

Toxic

Toxicity graded by American Dragon.

About ding gong teng

Ding Gong Teng (丁公藤) is the stem of erycibe, recorded as Caulis Erycibes. It is acrid in flavour and warm in temperature, entering the Liver, Spleen and Stomach channels.

Names

Pinyin	ding gong teng
Chinese	丁公藤
Latin Name	Caulis Erycibes
English Name	obtuseleaf erycibe stem

Classification

Channels: Stomach, Spleen, Liver
Flavour: Acrid
Temperature: Warm

Actions and indications

Dispels Wind, eliminates Damp, reduces swelling and relieves pain

Rheumatic joint pain from Wind and Damp
Hemiplegia
Pain and swelling after traumatic injury

Dosage

Age	Raw	Granule	Tincture	Concentrate	Frequency
Any	3-6 g	—	—	—	—

Cautions

pregnancy Do not use in pregnancy
contraindication Frail, weak patients
caution Classed as toxic

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