Fangfeng can solve the poison of epiphyllum in the book “Lei Gong Cao Shi Shi Xie” and “Materia Medica Prepara” and other books have records. Lei Gong Cao Zhi Shi Xie (Explanation of Lei Gong Crafted Medicinal Properties) was written by Li Shi Cai in Ming Dynasty, and it is recorded that Fang Feng is “bad for dry ginger, veratrum, Ampelopsis and coriander, and it solves the poison of epiphyllum”. Materia Medica Prepara” for the Qing Dynasty books by Wang Ang, this book for the wind, also has “evil dry ginger, Ampelopsis, coriander. Kill the epiphyllum poison”. Mr. Jiao Shude in his “prescription drugs” book, also mentioned that the wind can “kill the poisonous epiphyllum”. In other words, using Fangfeng and appendicitis together can reduce the toxicity of appendicitis. When Jiao was treating paralysis, he often used epiphyllum with Fangfeng. But even so, one should not use too much epiphyllum. If you have a need for medication, you need to use it under the guidance of a doctor, not blindly on your own to avoid adverse consequences.