Wild chrysanthemum 750 gm, Senecio scandens 500 gm, Platycladus orientalis leaves 500 gm, Chenopodium ambrosioides 250 gm, table salt 15 gm.

bubble_chart Preparation and Dosage

Add water to cover the medicinal surface, decoct until one-third of the original volume remains, and apply externally as a wet compress.

bubble_chart Efficacy

Clearing heat, cooling blood, and removing toxins.

bubble_chart Indications

During the spring and summer seasons, consumption of foods such as gray vegetables, amaranth, wild mugwort, milk vetch, wild edible tree fungus, pumpkin leaves, mustard greens, and Potentilla discolor, combined with exposure to intense sunlight, can lead to symptoms such as itching and stabbing pain on the face, hands, and dorsum of the foot, followed by severe swelling. The face may become significantly swollen, with the eyes narrowing into slits, lips turning outward, and fingers becoming unable to bend. The skin may appear dark red and shiny, with ecchymosis and blisters, accompanied by low-grade fever and fatigue.