It's a three-point poison, so it's better to take supplements. The effect of food supplement is still obvious:
1. Egg tremella soup: Take 50g of dried tremella, soak it in warm water for 20min, remove sediment impurities and pedicels, and cook until cooked; Take an egg, break it up, pour it into tremella soup, and take it once in the morning and once in the evening with sugar. This prescription has preventive and therapeutic effects on the elderly who are weak and have a history of dry cough without phlegm.
2. Fritillaria porridge: Take 200g of rice (especially black rice), add ginger10g, chop it up, cook it into porridge, then sieve it with Fritillaria cirrhosa10g powder, mix well and take it twice. This prescription has the functions of Fritillaria cirrhosa resolving phlegm and ginger dispersing lung, so it is especially suitable for cough and asthma of elderly patients with chronic bronchitis.
3. Perilla porridge: take 200 grams of rice to cook porridge, add 20 grams of fresh perilla leaves, wrap them in gauze (dry products can also be used) and cook for 2 minutes before eating porridge. This prescription is effective for colds and coughs.
Four, two ounces of winter sugar: take 500 grams of asparagus and 500 grams of Ophiopogon japonicus, cook until the medicine is rotten, remove the residue and leave juice, and concentrate; Add white sugar or rock sugar to boil until it can be pumped, pour it on a clean marble or stainless steel plate and smooth it. After cooling, cut into pieces and take it all the time. This prescription has preventive and therapeutic effects on common dry cough caused by lung injury due to qi dryness.
5. Steaming lily pig lungs: take lily 100g, adenophora adenophora 100g, and a little ginger salt, and stew them with washed and sliced pig lungs. This prescription is suitable for lung qi deficiency and lung yin deficiency caused by long-term dry cough.