Treats mania, convulsions, phlegm-induced coma, wind-cold-dampness paralysis, lockjaw, toxic dysentery, and externally applied to boils, abscesses, scabies, and ringworm. Opens orifices, transforms phlegm, and strengthens the stomach. Mugwort is perfectly safe for washing hair and causes no adverse skin reactions. Boiling mugwort water can alleviate skin itching.
Mugwort is frequently used for bathing, shampooing, and foot soaking during postpartum confinement, primarily to dispel wind and prevent chills. Regular use offers numerous benefits for women.
Mugwort regulates qi and blood, expels cold and dampness, regulates menstruation and stabilizes pregnancy, warms the uterine channels to stop bleeding, clears heat to relieve coughing, and eliminates phlegm.It primarily treats irregular menstruation, abdominal cold pain, fetal bleeding, fetal restlessness, and infertility due to uterine cold.
Mugwort's main function is warming the uterine meridians and dispelling cold. When applied topically, it has a certain effect in dispelling wind. Topical use for washing hair may help alleviate headaches. It is advisable to seek timely medical examination and treatment.