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dong quai
(redirected from Angelica sinensis)

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dong quai  (dng kw, kw)
n.
A perennial aromatic herb (Angelica sinensis) native to China and Japan, yielding a root that is used medicinally for gynecological disorders such as premenstrual syndrome, menstrual cramps, and menopausal symptoms.

[Chinese (Mandarin) dng gu : dng, should, ought + gu, return (from the belief that it causes blood to return where it should).]


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