Hemostasis of wormwood

Wormwood, a perennial herb, is found in Asia and Europe Generally used in acupuncture and moxibustion Acupuncture is actually divided into two parts "Acupuncture" is to take acupuncture acupoints, while "Moxibustion" is to take mugwort to light and then to smoke and burn acupoints The acupoints are stimulated by heating, but not any paper or grass can be used as "Moxibustion" The smell of wormwood certainly played a role at the same time When Chinese folk use cupping method to treat rheumatism, it is better to use wormwood as fuel It can inhibit platelet aggregation of β - sitosterol and 5,7-dihydroxy-6,3 ', 4', trimethoxyflavone in Wormwood Leaves Wenruixing et al Studied the processing method of Artemisia argyi The results showed that the effects of different processed products on platelet aggregation rate were different The processing method has a great influence on the experimental results, and the experimental results of the processed products with different methods are quite different The results showed that the effects of frying charcoal and vinegar frying charcoal and raw wormwood leaf on the platelet aggregation rate were poor, and they could significantly inhibit the platelet aggregation rate at three dose levels (P < 0.001) Among the different solvent extracts of argyi leaves, alcohol extract has the most prominent inhibition on platelet aggregation, while the other two solvent extracts (ethyl acetate and chloroform) also have inhibition, but not as good as alcohol extract The results showed that the water-soluble parts of the leaves from three different habitats inhibited platelet aggregation (P < 0.001) The effect of these two doses is better than that of the other two kinds of Wormwood Leaves At the dose of 136mg / ml, there was no significant difference among the three leaves The two components, β - sitosterol and 5,7-dihydroxy-6,3 ', 4' - trimethoxyflavone, extracted from the leaves of Artemisia argyi, had significant inhibitory effects on platelet aggregation However, the effect of β - sitosterol was significantly better than that of β - sitosterol at the dose of 0.7.1.35mg/ml (P < 0.001) The hemostatic effect of the aqueous extract of Artemisia argyi can promote blood coagulation, but it is also believed that the hemostatic effect of Artemisia argyi has not been confirmed Artemisia argyi leaf is a common hemostatic in clinic It is often used to stir fry charcoal for hemostasis by warming meridian Pharmacological experiments have preliminarily proved that the hemostatic effect of Artemisia argyi leaf is enhanced after charcoal making Zhang Xuelan et al Made a comparative study on its hemostatic effect From the experimental results, it can be seen that baked 2-5 and fried charcoal 100% decoction can significantly shorten the clotting and bleeding time of the experimental mice Compared with the normal saline group, they have significant differences Among them, baked 2 (180 ℃, 10 minutes), baked 3 (180 ℃, 20 minutes) and baked 4 (200 ℃, 10 minutes) have the most obvious hemostatic effect, compared with the raw product group There are also significant differences The rest of the sample group had no significant hemostasis It is suggested that the drying method should be used in the production of carbon from wormwood leaves It is better to bake at 18 ℃ for 10-20 minutes and 200 ℃ for 10 minutes The appearance of the finished product is brown.