Symptoms of taro flower poisoning

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Taro is harvested when it blooms and used fresh or dried in the sun. It is pungent in taste and flat in nature. The use of taro flower is not toxic, if there is a need for friends can also rest assured to use under the guidance of a professional doctor. Taro flower, a traditional Chinese medicine name, is a plant of taro genus in Araceae, which is distributed in South and North China. So next, let's understand the symptoms of taro flower poisoning?

Symptoms of taro flower poisoning

Taro flower has the effect of regulating qi, relieving pain, dispersing blood stasis and stopping bleeding. Commonly used in Qi stagnation, stomachache, choking diaphragm, hematemesis, uterine prolapse, infantile prolapse, internal and external hemorrhoids, hexifeng. The length of the spathe is about 20 cm; The tube is green, about 4cm long, 2.2cm thick, long ovate; The eaves are lanceolate or elliptic, about 17cm long, spread out into boat shape, the edge is involute, light yellow to green white; The fleshy inflorescence is about 10 cm long, shorter than the spathe.

Taro is a wet herb. Rhizome ovate, often many bulbous, brown, ciliate. Leaves basal, 2-3 or more, petioles fleshy, 20-90cm long, green, base sheath; Leaf blade ovate broadly elliptic, 20-50cm long, thick, peltate, apex short and acute, base auricular, auricle obtuse, entire, undulate. Petiole often solitary, shorter than petiole.

The female inflorescence is in the lower part, 3-3.5cm long, the neutral inflorescence is in the middle part, 3-3.3cm long, the male inflorescence is in the upper part, 4-4.5cm long, the apex is suddenly narrow, the appendage is subulate, about 1cm long. The flowering period is from February to August.

matters needing attention

Through the elaboration of the above content, we can understand that taro flower can be used safely. Friends in need can go to the local Chinese medicine store for consultation and purchase, not to mention the use of taro flower.