| Herb Latin Name | Fructus Aurantii | Herb English Name | fruit of Seville orange |
| Herb Pinyin Name | ZHI QIAO | Herb Chinese Name | 枳壳 |
| Properties | Minor cold; Pungent; Bitter | Meridians | Spleen; Large Intestine; Stomach |
| Use Part | Citrus aurantiu L. | Function |
Treatment of distension and pain in the chest and hypochondriac regions due to stagnation of qi, indigestion with retention of phlegm and fluid, gastroptosis, prolapse of the rectum, prolapse of the uterus.
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| Indication |
Treatment of distension and pain in the chest and hypochondriac regions due to stagnation of qi, indigestion with retention of phlegm and fluid, gastroptosis, prolapse of the rectum, prolapse of the uterus.
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Toxicity | NA |
| Therapeutic Class | Regulation of qi | Therapeutic Class (Chinese) | 理气 |
| HERB ID | HERB007026 | SymMap ID | NA |
| NPASS ID | NPO28841 | Taxonomy ID | NA |
| Drug Homologous Food |
ZHI QIAO, a traditional Chinese medicine name. The dried immature fruit of Citrus aurantium L. and its cultivated varieties in the Rutaceae family. Harvest in July when the skin is still green, cut it in half from the middle, and dry it in the sun or at low temperature. It has the effect of regulating qi and regulating the middle, promoting stagnation and reducing swelling. Commonly used for chest and rib qi stagnation, bloating and pain, indigestion, cessation of phlegm and fluid, and organ prolapse.
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