Lianhua Qingwen Capsules/Granules are composed of 13 medicinal herbs and are commonly used Chinese patent medicines for the treatment of colds and influenza. Their main functions are to clear away pathogens and toxins, to promote lung function and relieve heat. They are effective in treating mild and common types of patients, especially in quickly eliminating fever, cough and fatigue. They can reduce the occurrence of mild and common types turning into severe cases and promote the conversion of nucleic acid to negative.
Note: Lianhua Qingwen Granules are not suitable for all syndromes. Please follow the advice of professional doctors.
Lianhua Qingwen medicine is a very common traditional Chinese medicine used for the treatment of cold and flu. Composed of 13 herbal components, it has shown curative effects on mild and common patients, especially in relieving fever, cough and fatigue. It can reduce the occurrence of deterioration and help patients test negative.
【Drug name】Generic name: Lianhua Qingwen Capsules Chinese Pinyin: LianhuaqingwenJiaonang
【Ingredients】Forsythia, honeysuckle, roasted ephedra, stir-fried bitter almonds, gypsum, isatis root, cyperus rotundus, houttuynia, patchouli, rhubarb, rhodiola rosea, menthol, licorice. Auxiliary ingredients: starch.
[Properties] This product is a capsule, the contents are brown to yellowish brown granules and powder; it tastes slightly bitter and has a slight fragrance.
【Function】Clearing away pathogens and detoxifying, promoting lung function and relieving heat. Used to treat influenza, which is caused by heat toxins attacking the lungs. Symptoms include fever or high fever, aversion to cold, muscle aches, nasal congestion and runny nose, cough, headache, dry and sore throat, red tongue, yellow or greasy tongue coating, etc.
[Specification] 0.35g per tablet
【Usage and Dosage】Oral administration. 4 capsules at a time, 3 times a day.
[Adverse reactions] Not yet clear [Contraindications] Not yet clear

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Precautions for making Chinese herbal medicine:
1. The medicine jar must be cleaned
When decocting Chinese medicine, the medicinal juice is concentrated due to evaporation of water, and a layer of medicinal scale often accumulates at the bottom and around the medicine pot. If the decocted medicine in the medicine pot is often changed, and the accumulated medicinal scale is not wiped off in time, the medicinal scale will dissolve when the new medicine is decocted, interfering with and reducing the efficacy of the medicine, and even delaying the treatment of the disease. Especially if highly toxic medicines or external medicines that cannot be eaten have been decocted before, it may cause poisoning.
In addition, if the Chinese medicine is not cleaned immediately after each decoction, the scale at the bottom of the medicine pot will become thicker and thicker, and it will easily burn when the medicine is re-decocted, thus losing its efficacy.
2. Whether to cover the medicine
Generally speaking, in order to make Chinese medicine boil thoroughly, it is best to cover it. This is especially true for Chinese medicines containing volatile ingredients, such as mint, patchouli, and perilla leaves, and they should be boiled in a short time to prevent the active ingredients from volatilizing. For some expensive medicines, such as ginseng, deer antler, and wolfberry, the active ingredients should be fully released.
Some Chinese herbal medicines are light in weight and large in size, such as Centella asiatica, Prunella vulgaris, White tongcao, Loofah, Corn hair, etc., so they should not be decocted with the lid on, otherwise they will often overflow from the pot. You can decoct with the lid on and stir at any time.
3. Fry thoroughly and squeeze dry
"Decoction thoroughly" means that the active ingredients of the medicine are fully released, which is the basic requirement for decoction. For medicines with tough texture and difficult to release active ingredients at once, only by decoction separately, decocting first, decocting for a long time, etc. can the medicine juice be thickened and the efficacy be fully exerted. Medicines with loose texture and light and fragrant nature do not need to be decocted for too long; but herbs with light texture and large body should be stirred frequently to facilitate decoction.




