Crocus sativus has the efficacy of clearing heat and calming the liver, restraining wind and stopping spasm, and its adverse effects are not clear. Crocus sativus is the hooked stem and branches of Crocus sativus, Crocus sativus, Crocus sativus, Crocus sativus or Crocus sativus with hooks of Crocus sativus, Crocus sativus, Crocus sativus or Crocus sativus. It is used for the treatment of liver wind, convulsions of eclampsia; headache and dizziness caused by liver fire or hyperactivity of liver yang; headache and redness caused by wind-heat symptom, rash, etc. It should not be decocted for a long period of time. Clinically used with other drugs, such as the treatment of children’s acute convulsions, strong heat, dizziness, teeth, hands and feet convulsions, can be combined with Tianma, scorpion, stiff silkworms, etc.; the treatment of warm-heat disease heat extreme wind (heat will cause too much accumulation of wind), spasms and convulsions, and antelope horns, white peony, chrysanthemum, etc.; treatment of hyperactivity of the liver yang, often with Tianma, stone vitex, hyssop, and other medicines used together. This medicine should be used with caution for people with spleen and stomach deficiency (spleen and stomach weakness and cold), kidney yang deficiency, external wind-cold sensation, and internal cold injury; patients with bradycardia, low blood pressure, the elderly, and infants should not take large quantities of this medicine for a long time. If you have symptoms, you should take the medicine under the guidance of a professional physician, do not take the medicine blindly on your own, in order to avoid delaying the condition or producing adverse reactions.