Table 2 Potential anti-PRRSV effects in the VHPC-Herb path
Rank | Pinyin name of TCM | Latin name of TCM | Indications of TCMs |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Ju Pi | Citrus reticulata | Cough with profuse phlegm; indigestion, anorexia; diarrhea; lung qi block |
2 | Dan Shen | Salvia miltiorrhiza | Mastitis; postpartum stasis stagnation abdominal pain; heat impediment swelling and pain |
4 | Chai Hu | Bupleurum chinense | Fever and cold; cough; inflammatory |
5 | Jin Yin Hua | Lonicera japonica | Fever; throat impediment; inflammatory (viral conjunctivitis, pneumonia, mastitis); infection of upper respiratory tract |
6 | Lai Fu | Raphanus sativus | Diarrhea; indigestion, anorexia; cough |
7 | Ba Dou | Croton tiglium | Diarrhea; throat impediment |
8 | Hou Po | Magnolia officinalis | Diarrhea; food accumulation and qi stagnation; phlegm-rheum cough asthma |
9 | Ku Xing Ren | Semen armeniacae amarum | Cough, asthma |
12 | Yin Chen Hao | Artemisia capillaris | Fever; cough |
14 | Gou Shu Bai Pi | Broussonetia papyrifera | Metrorrhagia and metrostaxis |
15 | Xiang Ru | Elsholtzia splendens | Fever; abdominal pain; diarrhea |
16 | Bai Lan Hua | Michelia alba | Cough |
17 | Sheng Jiang | Zingiber officinale | Fever; diarrhea; phlegm-rheum cough asthma |
20 | Guang Huo Xiang | Pogostemon cablin | Diarrhea with abdominal pain |