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Pig's gallbladder
猪胆 〔豬膽〕zhū dǎn
Latin pharmacognostic name: Suis Vesica Fellea
Kingdom: Animal
Origin in PRC Pharmacopoeia: Sus scrofa domestica Brisson
Origin (other sources): Sus scrofa domestica Brisson
Use: Medicinal
Category:
Properties: Bitter; cold.
Channel entry: Liver, lung, gallbladder, and large intestine channels.
Indications:
Clears heat, moistens dryness, and resolves toxin.
interior heat, dryness, and thirst in febrile disease; constipation; jaundice; whooping cough; wheezing and panting; diarrhea; dysentery; red eyes; throat impediment (hóu bì); purulent ear; swollen welling-abscesses (yōng zhǒng) and clove sores (dīng).
Notes: This is the dried gallbladder or bile of the pig.
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