Chengdu Diao Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd Silver Yellow Lozenges0.65g*24 Tablets

Indications of Yinhuang Buccal Tablets

1. Wind-Heat Type Sore Throat

• Symptomatic Manifestations:
  • Sore throat, red/swollen pharynx, dryness, or itching, often accompanied by:
    • Mild fever, headache, or sore muscles (indicative of wind-heat invasion).
    • Thick yellow sputum, dry cough, or red tongue with yellow coating.
• TCM Mechanism:
  • Targets "wind-heat evil" (风热之邪) invading the throat, clearing heat from the lung and stomach meridians to reduce local inflammation.

2. Acute Pharyngitis and Tonsillitis

• Applicable Conditions:
  • Acute pharyngitis: Inflammation of the pharyngeal mucosa with symptoms like severe pain, difficulty swallowing, and hoarseness.
  • Acute tonsillitis: Swollen, red tonsils with possible purulent exudate, often seen in bacterial/viral upper respiratory infections.
• Therapeutic Action:
  • Relieves mucosal congestion, reduces swelling, and inhibits pathogenic factors (via heat-clearing and detoxifying effects).

3. Oral and Throat Discomfort from Heat-Toxicity

• Scenarios Include:
  • Oral ulcers (canker sores) with red, painful lesions, especially those caused by internal heat (e.g., dietary excess, stress).
  • Throat dryness and soreness due to overuse (e.g., excessive speaking, singing) or environmental irritation (dry air, smoke).
• Action:
  • Directly soothes local mucosa, reduces inflammatory heat, and promotes healing through buccal administration (prolonged contact with the affected area).

Ingredient Efficacy and Synergy

4. Adjuvant Treatment for Upper Respiratory Infections

• Combination Use:
  • As an adjuvant to systemic medications (e.g., antibiotics for bacterial tonsillitis, antivirals for viral pharyngitis) to enhance local symptom relief.
• Symptom Focus:
  • Alleviates sore throat, dry cough, and oral mucosal irritation, improving patient comfort during recovery.

Administration and Precautions

• Dosage:
  • Dissolve slowly in the mouth (1–2 tablets every 2 hours, 6–8 times daily); adjust according to age and severity (consult a physician for children).
• Contraindications:
  • Wind-Cold Type Symptoms: Avoid in cases with clear nasal discharge, aversion to cold, and white tongue coating (incompatible with heat-clearing properties).
  • Hypersensitivity to Scutellaria or Honeysuckle (discontinue use if rash or itching occurs).
• Dietary Advice:
  • Avoid spicy, fried, or alcoholic foods to prevent aggravating internal heat; hydrate adequately to soothe the throat.

Clinical Notes

• Differentiation from Wind-Cold Syndrome:
  • Effective for wind-heat/summer-heat types, but ineffective (or potentially harmful) for wind-cold sore throat (characterized by no fever or mild fever, aversion to cold, and white phlegm).
• Duration of Use:
  • For acute conditions, use for 3–5 days; if symptoms (e.g., high fever, persistent sore throat) worsen or persist, seek medical advice to rule out severe infections (e.g., streptococcal tonsillitis).
• Special Populations:
  • Safe for adults and children (over 3 years old when dosed appropriately), but caution in pregnant/lactating women (consult a TCM practitioner before use).