Origin of Niu Xixi: Chinese herbal medicine from Jiangxi. Pinyin name: NiúXīXī: x: x:. Alias: sheep's hoof, sheep's hoof, wild rescue, rhubarb with sheep's hoof, Rumex, Rumex, Rumex, Rumex, etc. Medicinal material source: the root of Rumex gmelini of Polygonaceae. Latin plant, animal and mineral names: Rumex. Harvest and storage: it can be dug, washed and sliced all year round, eaten raw (dry or fresh) or used after wine processing. Born in valleys, roadsides, grasslands or ditches. Distributed in Jilin, Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Shandong, Henan and other places.

Sexual taste: bitter; Acid; Indications of frigidity function: clearing away heat and toxic materials; Stop bleeding and reduce swelling; Relax; Insecticide. Main vomiting blood; Bleeding; Bloody stool; Collapse and leakage; Under the red and white belt; Purpura; Dysentery; Hepatitis; Constipation; Poor urination; Carbuncle, sore, swelling and poison; Scabies; Fall and get injured; Usage and dosage of scald and fire injury: oral administration: decoction, 10-30g. External use: appropriate amount, tamping; Grinding and wrapping with vinegar; Or grinding and dressing; Or fried and washed. Note: people with deficiency and cold should not eat. Excerpt: Chinese materia medica