Cyanosis blue from coughing with bronchitis

Cyanosis blue (cyanosis, brane grass) - once a popular plant, the study of properties which are actively engaged in the Soviet Union. Even then, the excellent expectorant, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and sedative properties of the cyanosis were noted, which made it popular in the treatment of bronchitis and cough. In Ukraine, the plant is grown specifically for use in pharmacology.

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Pharmacodynamics

The expectorant effect of the herb is based on the content of saponins in it, which irritate the bronchial mucosa, stimulating it to remove excess mucus outwards. Cyanosis contributes to the dilution of sputum, the transition of non-productive cough to productive coughing and softening of coughing attacks.

Dosing and administration

In bronchitis, it is customary to use the root and rhizome of the herb as a therapeutic raw material, although the above-ground parts of the plant also have useful properties and are used in alternative treatment.

For the treatment of cough, it is recommended to take a decoction of cyanosis root, which is prepared from 1-2 tablespoons. Dry raw materials and 1 glass of water. Boil the broth should be covered in a water bath for half an hour. Filter after cooling and supplement with boiled water to the original volume.

The broth can be cooked and on an open fire. Boil the composition should be at least 15-20 minutes, after which you still need to insist it with the lid closed for about 10 minutes.

The infusion is prepared by taking the components in the same proportions. But the water is not taken cold, but boiling water. Insist the composition of half an hour, covered with a lid.

Take a decoction or infusion 4-5 times a day. It is better to do this after eating. Single dose - 1 tbsp. Treatment of acute bronchitis is carried out for 3-7 days, chronic - about a month.

Contraindications

Blue-blue is a low-toxic plant, therefore it has very few contraindications. Absolute contraindication is considered a hypersensitivity to the grass. Caution should also be observed in hypertensive patients, as well as those with high coagulation rates and a tendency to form blood clots. Such patients can use the bluecone only after agreement with the doctor and in the prescribed dosage.

The same applies to pregnant women. There was no negative effect on the mother and fetus in the plant, but sufficient studies in this area were also not carried out. In the period of breastfeeding, the use of herbs is also not prohibited, but undesirable.

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Side effects Blueches

If you use compounds based on cyanosis in therapeutic doses, no unpleasant symptoms should arise, except that allergic reactions in certain people are possible. But a noticeable excess of doses of infusion or decoction can lead to the appearance of nausea, diarrhea, dizziness, headaches, lethargy and drowsiness, dyspnea.

The sedative effect of blue cyanosis is even higher than that of valerian, which must be taken into account by people whose activities require increased concentration of attention.

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Storage conditions

When using bronchitis, the compounds from the roots of the herb are used. It's about their preparation and we'll talk. The roots are digging in the autumn after the overground parts of the plant start to fade. The stems of the plant are cut, and large roots are cut into pieces. You can dry them in the sun or in a dryer with a temperature of no more than 60 degrees. The shelf life of roots with paper or linen bags is about 2 years.