The pain-relieving ointment of Aconitum napellus seed and Scutellaria baicalensis seed is very popular and has been widely used in the treatment of diseases in this field, with a great impact. So, what are the effects and functions of the pain-relieving ointment of Aconitum napellus seed and Scutellaria baicalensis seed? Below is a simple understanding and introduction to this issue, hoping that the following points will be helpful to everyone!

The action and effect of the pain-relieving ointment of Aconitum napellus seed and Scutellaria baicalensis seed are to expel cold and dampness, activate blood circulation, and relieve pain. It is used for joint pain, swelling, poor movement, and exacerbation upon contact with cold caused by damp-cold obstruction.

Swelling refers to the expansion of volume of tissues such as muscles, skin, or mucous membranes due to inflammation or hematoma. ‘The Complete Works of Medical Classics · Essentials of General Medicine · General Principles of Swelling’ states that there are pulse swelling and skin swelling. It is also used to describe human obesity.

Joint pain is mainly caused by arthritis or osteoarthritis. The scope of joint pain is very extensive and diverse, making its diagnosis particularly important. Joint pain in traditional Chinese medicine falls under the category of joint pain, joint swelling, syndrome of obstruction, and gout, etc. As mentioned in ‘Ling Shu · The Origin of All Diseases’: ‘When the six meridians are blocked, the limbs and joints will ache, and the loins and spine will become stiff.’

The pain-relieving ointment of Aconitum napellus seed and Scutellaria baicalensis seed can treat joint pain. Considering your condition, it is more likely to be caused by arthritis. It can be combined with massage and heat therapy to alleviate symptoms, engage in moderate exercise to enhance resistance, avoid overexertion, and pay attention to keeping warm to prevent catching a cold, and develop a healthy lifestyle.

The pain-relieving ointment of Aconitum napellus seed and Scutellaria baicalensis seed contains toxic and side-effect components. The main toxic and side-effect components are raw Aconitum napellus and raw Aconitum carmichaelii, which are hot and fiery, and are highly toxic. Therefore, side effects may occur. Some patients may experience partial skin redness and itching during the entire process, and may also develop small blisters. In addition, it can cause systemic fever, red cheeks, hoarseness, and other symptoms. If such conditions are not properly handled, partial infections and abscesses may occur. Therefore, when such side effects occur, the application of the pain-relieving ointment of Aconitum napellus seed and Scutellaria baicalensis seed should be immediately discontinued. For patients without such conditions, it can be used again. The pain-relieving ointment of Aconitum napellus seed and Scutellaria baicalensis seed can expel cold and dampness, activate blood circulation and relieve pain. It is used for joint pain, swelling, poor movement, and exacerbation upon contact with cold caused by damp-cold obstruction. Common methods of use include external application. In addition, during the period of using this medicine, it is advisable to avoid cold and greasy foods, alcohol, and spicy and刺激性 foods, and patients with skin ulcers or infections should not use it. Women during their menstrual period and pregnant women should also refrain from using it. If the effect is not significant, it is advisable to seek medical attention immediately.

The pain-relieving ointment of Aconitum napellus seed and Scutellaria baicalensis seed is effective in treating the aforementioned two conditions. However, attention should be paid to the correct administration, which is: apply it externally. Choose the most painful location, apply it to up to 3 locations, for 24 hours, once every other day, a total of 3 times.