Bracteole-Lacked Euphorbia Root
Radix Euphorbiae Fischerianae, Euphorbiae Ebracteolatae Radix
Lang Du

About

Properties in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Pungent; calm; toxic

Part(s) used

Root

Potential toxicity/side effects

Toxic

Functions/effects it is traditionally believed to have

To expel water and dispel phlegm, break accumulation and kill worms.

Conditions/symptoms it is traditionally used to treat

Edema distention fullness, a ccumulation from phlegm, food accumulation, worm accumulation, pain in heart and abdomen, chronic trachitis, cough, asthma, scab and lichen, hemorrhoids and fistulas, scrofula, bone tuberculosis, epididymis tubercle.