Crude drug sample data base

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Crude drug name

Market name苧麻根
Formal name苧麻根
Japanese nameちょまこん, Chomakon
Vernacular nameZhumagen
Latin nameBoehmeriae Radix
English nameBoehmeria Root
Original plant nameBoehmeria nivea (L.) Gaudichaud, (Nambankaramushi)
Family nameUrticaceae
Used partClassificationPlant origin
Sub classification root
Collection informationHong Kong, Wing Tai Hong Medicine Co.,Ltd.
Collection date1974/12/25
TMPW No.762

Scientific information data base

Common name苧麻根, Zhumagen, Boehmeriae Radix , Boehmeria Root
Synonyms苧麻
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Original plant nameBoehmeria nivea (L.) Gaudichaud, (Nambankaramushi)
Family nameUrticaceae
Used partroot
Clinical applicationAs an antifebrile, diuretic, antidote and for preventing miscarriage, it is applied for oliguria, threatened abortion, hematochezia and abnormal uterine bleeding in pregnancy, sores, gonorrhea, hematuria, and erysipelas.
Medical systemTraditional Chinese medicine
Drug effect in
traditional medicine
Traditional
classification
Hemostatics
Beneficial effectTo arrest bleeding by dispelling heat in blood, to clear the heat and prevent miscarriage, to promote diuresis, to clear away toxic material.: For hemoptysis, hematemesis, epistaxis, hematuria, abnormal uterine bleeding, threatened abortion, hematochezia and abnormal uterine bleeding in pregnancy, dark urine, gonorrhea, oliguria, toxic heat and sores, insect or snake bite.
Chemical constituentPhenylpropanoids
(*C1):
Chlorogenic acid(葉/leaves )

Anthraquinones
(*C1):
Emodin, Physcion-8-beta-glucoside(以上根/roots)

Flavones & Flavonols
(*C1):
Rhoifolin, Apigenin-rhamnoglucoside(以上葉/leaves)

Pharmacological effectNot exactly known.
DNA sequenceAF062005, AF206870, AJ235801
Classical reference
(Chinese Herbal Classic "Zhenglei bencao")
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DiseaseHemoptysis, Hematemesis, Hematuria, Irregular vaginal bleeding, Internal bleeding, Bleeding from trauma, Lower abdominal pain during pregnancy, Threatened abortion, Melena or hematochezia, Oliguria, Gonorrhea, Urodynia, Pyogenic dermatosis, Hemorrhoid, Snake bite, Urodynia
Formulationrarely used in formula
ReferencesC1)The Encyclopedia of Wakan-Yaku with Color Pictures Vol. I, pp 105-106.
RemarksIt is cultivated more commonly as a fiber plant than a medicine.
Last renewal date2020/11/20