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青蒿
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Sweet Wormwood Herb
LATIN
Artemisiae Annuae Herba
Medicinal Group Deficiency heat-clearing medicinal
Source Dried aerial part of Artemisia annus L. (Fam. Compostae)
Nature and Flavors bitter, pungent; cold
Meridian Affinity Liver, Gallbladder
Actions To clear summerheatheat, relieve consumptive fever, and interrupt malaria

Family

Compositae

Part used

Aerial part

Indications

Fever caused by summer-heat; afternoon fever in deficiency of yin or in consumptive diseases; malaria with chills and fever; jaundice

Cautions

Added to decoction when it is nearly done

Report on adverse effect

Possible risk of embryotoxicity at concentrations higher than the therapeutic dose [1]

Reference

A safety assessment of the antimalarial herb Artemisia annua during pregnancy in Wistar rats. Abolaji AO, Eteng MU, Ebong PE, Brisibe EA, Dar A, Kabir N, Choudhary MI. Phytother Res. 2013 May;27(5):647-54.

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