What are the effects and functions of Yangxue Qingnao Granules?

Yangxue Qingnao Granules exert multiple therapeutic effects, including nourishing the blood and calming the liver, activating blood circulation and unblocking meridians, calming the mind and relieving pain, nourishing yin and dispelling irritability, and clearing heat to benefit the head and eyes. These effects are achieved through synergistic actions of various traditional Chinese medicinal herbs that regulate qi and blood, thereby alleviating diverse cephalic discomforts caused by blood deficiency and hyperactive liver yang. This product must be used strictly under medical supervision. If symptoms do not improve after taking the medication, prompt medical consultation is required.

1. Nourishing the Blood and Calming the Liver: The formula contains blood-nourishing herbs that replenish liver blood and harmonize the condition of hyperactive liver yang, thus alleviating insufficient nourishment to the head and eyes due to blood deficiency and reducing irritability and distending headache induced by excessive liver fire.

2. Activating Blood Circulation and Unblocking Meridians: The herbal combination includes blood-activating ingredients that promote circulation in the head’s meridians, resolve blood stasis and qi stagnation, improve cerebral hypoperfusion, and alleviate the oppressive, heavy sensation in the head resulting from obstructed blood flow.

3. Calming the Mind and Relieving Pain: By nourishing yin and blood, this formula stabilizes the mind and relaxes tension in the head’s meridians, thereby relieving persistent headaches caused by blood deficiency and reducing nocturnal restlessness and insomnia.

4. Nourishing Yin and Dispelling Irritability: It replenishes bodily yin fluids to counteract deficient-fire syndrome, ameliorates irritability and impatience arising from yin-blood deficiency and internal heat generation, calms agitated emotions, and alleviates systemic sensations of deficient heat.

5. Clearing Heat and Benefiting the Head and Eyes: Adequate qi and blood nourish the orifices of the head, clear dizziness and blurred vision caused by ascending deficient fire, and improve symptoms such as dimmed vision and mental fogginess or heaviness in the head.

During treatment, avoid spicy and overheating foods, maintain emotional stability and minimize anger, adhere to regular sleep-wake schedules, and avoid staying up late—practices that help prevent depletion of yin and blood and support the medication’s efficacy in stabilizing qi and blood and maintaining clarity of the head and eyes.