Caulis spatholobi, bitter and sweet, warm in nature, such as the liver and kidney meridian, has the effect of promoting blood circulation, nourishing blood, relaxing muscles and collaterals.
This medicine can not only produce blood, but also invigorate blood and clear the collaterals, replenish blood without stagnation and blood flow without breaking.
So it is a good Chinese medicine for joint problems, some gynecological problems, and some skin problems.
First of all, let’s focus on today's experience in the treatment of joint problems with Caulis spatholobi.
The problem of general joint pain is collectively referred to as arthralgia in Chinese medicine. Common symptoms are caused by feeling wind chill damp-heat evil invades the skin, veins, muscles, muscles and bones of the human body, causing joint soreness, numbness and turbidity, and some diseases that affect movement dysfunction.
So the main pathogenesis of arthralgia, , is the blockage of qi and blood caused by the blockage of the meridian by the evil qi, and the meridian is deprived of nourishment. The spatholobus can not only invigorate the blood and clear the collaterals, but also nourish the meridians.
This medicine just cuts the pathogenesis of arthralgia.
Generally for rheumatism, limb numbness, muscle pain, and joint flexion and extension, you can reuse the medicine of spatholobus spatholobi, and at the same time with red peony , white peony, soil turtle, honeycomb, scorpion, centipede, etc. Huoxuetong Analgesic medicine.
If the cold and dampness are more obvious, you can add Guizhichuan black grass black and black sylvestris to live Qianghuo.
If the heat and humidity are obvious, you can add honeysuckle vine, cold water stone , geranium sea tong skin and so on.
I usually use chicken blood soup in combination with Huangqi Guizhi Wuwu Decoction in clinic, my fingers are numb, and the effect is good. Generally, the spatholobus spatholobi needs to be reused, and combined with earthworm, centipede, and other insect medicines to enhance the effect of activating blood and dredging collaterals.
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