LV, ST (9-30g)
Pu Gong the warrior was stung by a toxic beetle in the jungle
When Pu Gong - a native from the toxic desert
- got stung by a bee on his pu gong, he developed a clumpy
abcess and couldn't pee until he drained
damp heat jaundice to relieve PUD.
(cc: Sp deficiency) and (cc: overdose can cause diarrhea)
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Explanation of Key Words in this story... |
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| toxic desert | clears heat; relieves toxicity |
| clumpy abcess | reduces abcesses; dissipates clumps |
| drained damp heat jaundice to relieve PUD | drains damp heat jaundice; relieves PUD |
Pu Gong Ying Actions and Indications
- Clears toxic heat (toxic heat disorders; carbuncles, boils; Liver heat with red, swollen, painful eyes; poisonous snake bite)
- Reduces abcesses; dissipates clumps (breast abcess, unblock channels to aid lactation if due to heat; Lung abcess; intestinal abcess; sore, swollen throat: use internally or topically)
- Drains damp heat jaundice; relieves PUD (damp-heat jaundice; PUD)
- (cc: SP deficiency)
- (cc: overdose can cause diarrhea)
- (note: use fresh grind and make paste to apply topically on breasts for early stage abcess)
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Special Notes:
- Strong antibiotic effect with immune enhancing and hepatoprotective properties. May compete with Quinolone antibiotics.
- For Damp-Heat Jaundice use pu gong yin with yin chen hao, zhi zi, and da huang: see Yin Chen Hao Tang
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