The ghost arrow feathers contained toxic components. Long-term use of large doses could cause damage to the liver and cause abnormal liver function. During use, there are also problems such as digestive system discomfort, allergic reactions, and poisoning risks. For example, it may cause gastric discomfort (such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.), some people may be allergic to it (causing skin itching, redness, rash, etc.), improper use or excessive dosage may cause poisoning symptoms (such as dizziness, fatigue, difficulty breathing, etc.). Therefore, when using the ghost arrow feather, it was necessary to follow the appropriate dosage and usage under the guidance of a doctor or a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner to avoid excessive and long-term use. For people with liver diseases, digestive system problems, allergic constitutions, etc., it should be used with caution or avoided. If there were any discomfort or allergic symptoms, it should be stopped immediately and the doctor or traditional Chinese medicine practitioner should be consulted. "The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
The symptoms of liver and kidney damage caused by drugs were as follows: - Liver damage: There may be fatigue, poor appetite, nausea, vomiting, and a few liver pains. In severe liver injury, abnormal levels of serum Bilirubin could be seen in the laboratory, which could be manifested as dark urine color, yellow skin, itching, etc., and even ascitic fluid, hepatic epilepsy, etc. - Kidney damage: In mild cases, there may be no clinical manifestations, but blood biochemical tests can show increased blood uria and blood nitrogen, and urine routine can show urine protein or red and white blood cells. When the kidney function is abnormal, there may be symptoms such as edema, oliguria, and anuria. If symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, icterus, soy sauce colored urine, lumbago, and decreased urine output occur after taking the drug, it may be liver and kidney damage caused by the drug. However, there were individual differences in the effects of drugs on liver and kidney function. Some people might not have obvious liver and kidney damage symptoms or abnormal examinations after taking drugs. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The Ghost Arrow Feather was different from the Ghost Feather Arrow. 1. ** Species difference **: Ghost feather arrow belongs to the annual herb of the Black Bone Grass of Scrophulariacea, while Ghost arrow feather belongs to the decidual shrub or tree of the Eutropsis of the Celiadacea. 2. ** Different distribution areas **: Ghost feather arrows are mainly distributed in Yunnan, Guangdong, and Guangxi provinces; Ghost arrow feathers are more widely distributed in China, except for Northeast China, Xinjiang, Qinghai, Xizang, Guangdong, and Hainan (eutrophies) or in many places except Gansu, Shaanxi, Henan, and Sichuan (eutrophies). 3. ** Form difference **: Ghost Feather Arrow is herbaceous, the fruit is sharp like an arrow head; Ghost Arrow Feather is wooden, the obvious characteristic is that there are rhombus wings on the branches, like the back feathers of ancient arrows. 4. ** Effect difference **: Ghost Feather Arrow is a heat-clearing disinfectant, while Ghost Arrow Feather is a blood-activating and stasis-dispelling medicine. "The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
After the drug causes liver damage, there may be fatigue, poor appetite (poor appetite), nausea, vomiting, and a few liver pain. If the liver damage is serious, abnormal Bilirubin, dark urine color, yellow skin, itching, etc. can be seen during the test. In serious cases, there may be ascitic fluid, hepatic epilepsy, etc. Those with mild kidney damage caused by drugs generally have no clinical manifestations. Blood biochemistry can show increased blood uria and ureanitron; urine routine can show urine protein or red and white blood cells. Abnormal kidney function may cause edema, oliguria, anuria, and so on. There may also be symptoms such as dry eyes, itching, redness, and decreased vision; greasy hair, hair loss, and graying temples before the age of 50; dry mouth, bitter mouth, and severe bad breath; bloated stomach, easy to fart; red-yellow urine, dry stool; uneven nails with vertical stripes, and crescent moons slowly disappearing; difficulty in falling asleep, easy to wake up at 1 - 3 in the morning; bad mood, either irritable or depressed. If symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, icterus, soy sauce colored urine, lumbago, and decreased urine output occur after taking the drug, it may also be liver and kidney damage caused by the drug. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The dangers of liver and kidney drug damage were as follows: ** 1. Harm of liver damage ** 1. ** Liver damage ** - It may develop into serious liver diseases such as chronic liver inflammation, liver cirrosis, and even liver failure. Drug-induced liver injury would affect the anabolic and detoxification functions of the liver, making it unable to work normally. Long-term accumulation would lead to serious damage to the structure and function of the liver. 2. ** General symptoms ** - High fever, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, fatigue, icterus, rash, joint pain, liver pain, etc. may occur. For example, symptoms such as nausea and vomiting would affect the patient's nutritional intake and cause further weakness; Jaclutched was manifested as yellowing of the skin and retina, affecting the patient's appearance and bodily functions; rashes and joint pain would affect the patient's quality of life and reduce their mobility. 3. ** Cause other serious complications ** - It could cause abdominal infection (parasititis-like), abdominal pain, bloating, fever, and other symptoms, which would increase the patient's pain, and when the infection was serious, it could be life-threatening. - It would cause hepatic epilepsy. Drug-induced liver injury would cause blood nitrogen to rise. Blood nitrogen would enter the brain tissue and damage the brain tissue and brain nerves, resulting in consciousness disorder, behavior disorder, and even coma. This not only caused serious damage to the patient's nervous system, but it could also cause the patient to be in a coma for a long time and unable to take care of himself. - It could cause an imbalance of the blood's membranes, such as low potassium, low calcium, low Na, and so on. In severe cases, cardiac arrest might occur. This was a very dangerous situation that directly threatened the patient's life. - It would cause hepatic and kidney syndrome, oliguria, anuria, azotemia, and lead to liver and kidney incompetence. In severe cases, it would cause liver and kidney failure, which meant that the functions of the two important organs, the liver and kidney, were damaged at the same time, causing great damage to the overall metabolism and internal environment stability of the body. - It would affect the patient's blood clot function, cause portal vein hemorrhage, and cause bleeding from the esophagus and gastric varices. This would lead to serious problems such as digestive tract bleeding. Massive blood loss could lead to shock or even death. ** 2. Kidney Damage ** 1. ** Impaired kidney function ** - In mild cases, there is generally no clinical manifestation, but blood biochemistry can show increased blood uria and blood nitrogen, and urine routine can show urine protein or red and white blood cells. Abnormal kidney function may cause symptoms such as edema, oliguria, and anuria. Edema will affect the normal function of various organs in the body, and oliguria or anuria will cause the body's metabolism waste to be unable to be discharged normally and accumulate in the body, further increasing the burden on the kidneys and other organs. - In severe cases, it could also develop into kidney failure. Kidney failure meant that the kidneys could not filter the blood normally, regulate nutrients, and balance the acid and base. They needed to rely on external means such as chemotherapy to maintain their lives. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The Ghost Arrow Feather was the same as the Ghost Arrow. The Ghost Arrow Feather was another name for the Ghost Arrow Feather. Eupatorium alatus was another name for the common eutrophies of the family Celiadacea. Its scientific name was Euacus alatus (Thunb.) Sieb.,It was also known as Gui Jian Yu, Yan Ling Tea, Nanchang Wei Mao, Mao Mai Wei Mao, etc. In the 1963 edition of the Pharmacopeias of the People's Republic of China (Volume I), the origin of the ghost arrow feather was described as the dry wing-like branch of E.alatus, a local medicinal herb and a commonly used medicinal herb among the people. It had the effects of breaking blood, clearing meridians, killing insects and expelling evil. At the same time, Ghost Arrow Feathers also had ornamental value. In some places, they were called Ghost Arrow Feathers and were also sold as Chinese medicinal herbs in the market. "The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
The prices of Ghost Feather Arrows and Ghost Arrow Feathers varied in different markets and at different times. The price of the Ghost Arrow Feather was around 60 - 130 yuan per catty (or kilogram), and the Ghost Feather Arrow (in some information, it was believed that its accurate name was Ghost Arrow Feather) did not clearly indicate that there was a clear difference in price between the two, so it was difficult to accurately point out the difference in price between the two. "The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
The ghost arrow feather was another name for the euphonium and the euphonium of the family Celiacantha, and the ghost arrow feather might be another name for the ghost arrow feather (for example, the ghost arrow feather was mentioned in the trade name of the Chinese medicinal herb selling the ghost arrow feather). However, from the available information, it could not be completely confirmed that the ghost arrow feather had no other possible plant. From the information related to the ghost arrow feather, it could be considered that the ghost arrow feather might be a common name for the ghost arrow feather, but the lack of a clear botanical definition showed that the two were exactly the same thing. "The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
The ghost arrow feather was bitter and cold in nature. It had the effect of breaking blood, clearing meridians, killing insects and expelling evil. Among the people, euphonium vulgare was also used to make health tea. Drinking it for a long time could enhance the body's resistance. It could also be used to treat kidney deficiency, lumbago, chronic diarrhea, bruises, irregular menstruation, and other diseases. Please follow the doctor's advice when taking medicine. Modern medicine had a lot of research on the ghost arrow feather. Its chemical composition and medicinal effects could be found in specialized medical information. " The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
The euphonious arrow feather was a plant belonging to the euphonious species of the family Cefalaceae. It was another name for the euphonium and the euphonium petalum. From a botany point of view, the common euphonium was a fallen leaf shrub. Except for Northeast China, Xinjiang, Qinghai, Xizang, Guangdong, and Hainan, it was distributed in other parts of China. It often grew on hillsides and valleys. Its branches are slanted, hard and straight, green, with 2 - 4 rows of broad cork wings, the plant body is hairless, the leaves are opposite, the flowers are white and green, the capsule is deeply divided into 4 parts, the fruit petals are divided to the base, the petals are oval with purple, and the seeds have orange-red aril outside. Eutropsis amurensis grows in Gansu, Shaanxi, Henan, Sichuan and other places. It grows on mountain ridges, hillsides, forest edges or roadsides in valleys. It is a decidual-leaf shrub or small tree. Its height is less than 4 meters. Its branches are hard and straight. There are 4 vertical rows of brown cork wings on the surface. The leaves are opposite, and the flowers are green. The capsule is inverted triangular-shaped and heart-shaped with 4 edges. The fruit petals are shallowly lobed and pink when mature. The seeds have orange-red aril. From the perspective of medicinal herbs, the name Ghost Arrow Feather originated from the "Wei Mao…a ghost arrow" in the "Shen Nong's Herbal Classic". The ancients called the arrow feather Wei, because it had straight feathers on the stem, like the shape of the arrow feather and spear blade for self-defense, so it got its name. The 1963 edition of the Pharmacopeias of the People's Republic of China (Volume I) used the dry wing-like branches of the Celiac family plant as the source of the euphonies. Although it was not included in the pharmacopeias later, it was included in the local standards and had various sources. For example, the 1993 edition of the Standard of Traditional Chinese Medicinal Materials in Henan Province (II) included euphonies, etc. At present, euphonies were local medicinal herbs and commonly used medicinal herbs among the people. The base plant was basically determined to be the Celiac family plant euphonies. Its taste is bitter, cold in nature, and it has the effect of breaking blood, dredging meridians, killing insects and expelling evil. "The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
The difference between the liver and the kidney was their respective functions. The liver controls stool and defecation, while the kidney controls urine and defecation. The liver played an important role in the transmission of the large intestine by regulating the qi and regulating the function of the stomach and intestines. Therefore, it was called the liver in charge of both defecation and defecation. The kidneys, on the other hand, regulated the formation and discharge of urine by controlling the metabolism of water. They played a key role in the production and discharge of urine, so they were called the kidneys in charge of both feces and urine. Although the liver and kidney were both related to defecation, their specific functions and regulation methods were different.