Qin Pi
秦皮 qín pí

Category:

Clear Heat

Is this Herb effective in the clinic?

Pinyin Pronunciation:

	Tastes: Bitter , Astringent		Dosage: 6-12g

	Cautions: None noted		Meridians: Liver , Stomach , Large Intestine , Gall Bladder
	Preparation: • Charred		Quality: Good quality - long quills with thin and smooth cork
	Reference Source: Chinese Herbal Medicine: Materia Medica (3rd edition) ('Bensky')		Notes: No notes at this time
	Formulas (3) bái tóu wēng jiā gān cǎo ē jiāo tāng (Pulsatilla Decoction plus Licorice and Ass-Hide Gelatin) bái tóu wēng tāng (Pulsatilla Decoction) jiā weì bái tóu wēng tāng (Augmented Pulsatilla Decoction)

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Alternate Names:

Pharmaceutical: Cortex Fraxini

Botanical: Fraxinus Rhynchophylla Hance, Fraxinus Chinensis Roxb., Fraxinus Szaboana Lingelsh, Fraxinus Stylosa Lingelsh,

Japanese: shinpi

Korean: jinpi

Common: Korean ash branch bark, fraxinus, Korean ash bark, ash bark

Temperature: Cold

	+1 Mellissa Rudder (Rootdown Staff) Calms wheezing and stops coughs add comment

	+1 Andrea Murchison (Rootdown Editor) Drains damp-heat add comment

	+1 Mellissa Rudder (Rootdown Staff) Dysenteric disorder add comment

	+1 Mellissa Rudder (Rootdown Staff) Vaginal discharge add comment

	+1 Mellissa Rudder (Rootdown Staff) Redness, swelling, or pain of the eyes add comment

	+1 Mellissa Rudder (Rootdown Staff) Formation of superficial visual obstructions add comment

	+1 Mellissa Rudder (Rootdown Staff) Painful obstruction (primarily hot type) add comment

	+1 Mellissa Rudder (Rootdown Staff) Wheezing and cough due to LU heat add comment

Qin Pi秦皮 qín pí