Chicken bone grass soup if the presence of dampness, heat, jaundice and other conditions of small children can drink, should be taken in accordance with medical advice.
Chicken Bone Cao can be used for decoction for internal use, or made into pills, powder to take, but also can be used externally pounded on the affected area. Chicken Bone Cao has the effect of inducing dampness and relieving jaundice, dispersing blood stasis and relieving pain. It can be used to relieve jaundice due to dampness-heat, stomach distension and pain, bruising and pain, and breast carbuncle (a purulent disease formed when the breasts are red, swollen and painful and the milk is not discharged properly).
Children with the above indications can take Chicken Bone Cao under the guidance of a doctor’s diagnosis, and it is more effective to be taken in decoction with other medicines, and the efficacy of making soup as a medicinal meal is limited. The adverse effects of this product is not clear, where the weak and cold body should be used with caution. The seeds are toxic, and the pods need to be removed when using, otherwise it is easy to cause poisoning.
Patients with discomfort are advised to consult the doctor in time and standardize the treatment. It is not advisable to self-medication, so as not to delay the condition.