- Entity Type
- Herbs
- Relation Groups
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Basic Information
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Core Information
- Chinese Name
- 龙骨
- Pinyin Name
- Long Gu
- English Name
- Dragon'S Bone, Fossilized Bone
- Latin Name
- Os Draconis
- Alias
- No data
- Properties
- Mild; Sweet; Punkery
- Tastes
- No data
- Meridians
- Large Intestine; Liver; Heart; Kidney
- Toxicity
- No data
- Dosage
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Description and Extensions
- Contraindication
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- Description
- Treatment of: 1. deficient yin of the liver and kidneys with hyperactive yang of the liver manifested as dizziness, vertigo, blurred vision or irritability. dragon's bone (longgu) is used with oyster shell (muli), red ochre (daizheshi) and white peony root (baishao) in the formula zhengan xifeng tang. 2. seminal emissions due to deficient kidneys. dragon's bone (longgu) is used with oyster shell (muli), flattened milkvetch seed (shayuanzi) and euryale seed (qianshi). 3. palpitations and insomnia. dragon's bone (longgu) is used with oyster shell (muli), polygala root (yuanzhi) and wild jujube seed (suanzaoren). 4. leukorrhea due to deficient kidneys. dragon's bone (longgu) is used with oyster shell (muli), dioscorea (shanyao) and cuttlefish bone (wuzeigu). 5. spontaneous sweating and night sweating. dragon's bone (longgu) is used with oyster shell (muli) and schisandra fruit (wuweizi).
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