What diseases can pig gallbladder treat

Everyone must have heard that eating snake gall can achieve good health benefits, and in fact, pig gall also has great therapeutic effects. Traditional Chinese medicine mainly uses pig gallbladder as medicine, because Chinese medicine believes that the bile in pig gallbladder has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying the human body. Therefore, in the summer when people often get angry, eating pig gallbladder has a better therapeutic effect on the human body. So what diseases can be treated with pig gallbladder, which has such high medicinal value?

Pig gallbladder is a thick, bitter colored liquid. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it has the effects of promoting diuresis and reducing swelling, clearing away heat and detoxifying, and is an excellent medicinal material. The natural drying of pig gallbladder is done by placing it in a ventilated and dry place, just like the air-dried bacon in the south. It is tied with a rope and hung to dry, or slightly flattened when half dry and then dried. If necessary, it is necessary to use yin-yang tiles to dry it over a low fire. Grind into powder and drink with water when using. Treats heat-clearing, moistening and detoxification. It is used to treat fever, dryness and thirst, constipation, cough, asthma, red eyes, eye opacities, dysentery, jaundice, throat paralysis, ear infection, carbuncle, furuncle, fistula, eczema and tinea capitis.

The main components of pig bile are bile acids, bile pigments, mucins, lipids and inorganic substances. Bile acids include chenodeoxycholic acid, 3a-hydroxy-6-oxo-5α-cholanic acid and lithocholic acid. Choleretic drugs contain some components of bile acid, which are effective for cholecystitis, so eating them regularly is good for the body, but they should also be taken according to physical condition. Traditional Chinese medicine says that bitter and cold medicine can damage the stomach, and long-term use can cause damage to the stomach. It is recommended that you do not use some special drugs, so that the concentration of choleretic drug ingredients is high and the effect is longer-lasting. If it is the outer skin of the gallbladder, it can be used as medicine. For example, put some medicine in it, steam it in a pot, and use it together with the gallbladder skin. It has special effects.

For the treatment of sinusitis, take 3 pig gallbladders and 90 grams of patchouli. First filter the bile and mix it with patchouli, then dry it in the sun. Slightly stir-fry, grind them into powder, make them into pills with water, and grind talc into ash. Take 9 grams each time, 2 to 3 times a day. For purulent fingers, take 1 fresh pig gallbladder, retain the bile, add 0.5 grams of realgar powder, stir well, and put the affected finger directly into the pig gallbladder. Replace it after it dries. It will usually heal in 2 to 3 days. It is suitable for early patients. For carbuncle, mumps, and bruises, take a pig's gallbladder, pierce a hole in it, extract the bile, and boil it into a paste to apply to the affected area. For otitis media, take pig bile, dry it over slow fire, then add twice the amount of alum, grind them into fine powder and set aside. Before use, clean the ear canal with hydrogen peroxide, then take an appropriate amount of white powder and blow it onto the affected area, 1 to 2 times a day.