Sweet apricot

This is a disease of the nose with repeated and fluctuating attacks of obstruction of both nostrils in alternation and loss of sense of smell. It can be divided into 2 types: Patients with wind-cold type may suffer from persistent nasal obstruction, excretion of turbid nasal discharge, distension of and pain in the head, dryness in the mouth, annoyance and fever; and patients with Yin deficiency type may suffer from dryness in the nostrils with crusts of nasal discharge, nasal bleeding, restlessness, insomnia, dreaminess, tidal fever and night sweating. It corresponds to chronic rhinitis in Western medicine.

Recipe 1: Several melon stalks.
Administration: The melon stalks are baked dry, and ground to prepare a powder for external application by blowing it into the nostrils, 3 times per day for several days.
Indication: The melon stalk powder can dispel wind, clear heat pathogens and release nasal obstruction to treat Bizhi of wind-heat type.

Recipe 2: Sweet apricot 10 g, mulberry leaf 10 g, chrysanthemum 6 g and rice 50 g.
Administration: A decoction of mulberry leaves and chrysanthemum is used to make a gruel with rice and apricots for oral intake once a day.
Indication: This gruel is used to treat Bizhi of wind- heat type.
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