中药的煎服法（The traditional Chinese medicine decoction method）.docVIP

中药的煎服法（The traditional Chinese medicine decoction method） The traditional Chinese medicine decoction method Whether the decoction of Chinese medicine decocting method is correct or not is directly related to the curative effect. In the decoction, attention should be paid to the conditions of the vessel, fire, temperature, method and time of taking medicine. 1, vessels: choose terrines, pottery, pots, it is best not to copper and iron and aluminum containers, so as not to cause a chemical reaction, curative effect. 2, water consumption: the amount of water to soak all the Chinese medicine, and 2-3 cm higher than the appropriate, after the remaining liquid medicine a cup (about 300 milliliters) 3, duration: fried diaphoretic is suitable for emergency fire or fire, decocting time not long, quickly boil a few minutes later, the switch to slow fry 10--15 minutes; tonic medicine should be gently long fried, boiled water and fry 40--60 minutes. ?? Slow fire characteristics: slow fire, weak fire, little change in temperature, water evaporation slowly. Fire fire features: sharp, fast temperature rise, the water evaporates quickly. 4, decoct method: general Chinese medicine before boiling, soak with warm water for 30 minutes, and then fried. In line with the principle of first Wuhuo after the fire, a dose of medicine decoction can be two to three times, and then put the medicine juice together in two to three doses. In addition, some Chinese medicines require special methods for decocting. ?? 1) Xian Jian: ore, shell drugs, such as keel, gypsum, oyster, magnet, tortoise shell should fry for 20-30 minutes after the first break of other drugs. ?? 2) after: aromatic drugs containing volatile oil, such as aloes, patchouli, mint, Amomum villosum, cardamom and other drugs to other drugs will be fried fried at 4-5 minutes, to prevent the loss of effective components. ?? 3) bag Decoction: to prevent and reduce the liquid turbidity after drug stimulation, adverse to the digestive trac