According to Oriental medicine, pears are effective in treating coughs. They also help moisten the lungs, reduce heat, produce body fluids, and nourish blood.

Dry cough due to heat in the lungs (the effect of this method is to clear heat and reduce cough): the medicine consists of a few pears, remove the seeds, crush them, add rock sugar and steam until the sugar dissolves, then take it out and eat it all.

Coughing with a lot of phlegm mixed with blood (effect of moistening the lungs, dissolving phlegm, generating body fluids): the medicine consists of 1.5 kg of seedless pears, cook into a paste, then add honey and mix well, each time take 2-3 teaspoons mixed with boiling water and drink.

Treat belching: the medicine consists of 1 pear, 15 cloves, remove the seeds of the pear, put the cloves in the pear, then wrap it several times in paper, simmer until soft and eat it all. Eat once a day.

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Treatment of bronchitis: medicinal herbs include 2 pears, 10g of fritillary powder, 30g of rock sugar. Remove the pear seeds, put fritillary powder and rock sugar in the pear, steam and divide into 2 meals a day, morning and evening.

Treatment of red and swollen eyes: Medicinal herbs include coptis and pears. Squeeze the pears to get the juice, then soak coptis in the pear juice, then drop this solution into the eyes, several times a day.

To reduce phlegm and clear the bowels: Use pear juice, water chestnut juice, cogon root juice, barley seed juice, and pressed lotus root juice, mix them together and drink cold or heat it up. Drink 1-2 times a day.

Treatment of bad breath: Before going to bed, eat 2 pears and eat for 3-5 consecutive days.

Children with heatstroke and loss of appetite: Wash and slice 3 pears, put them in a pot, add 3 liters of water and simmer until reduced to 1 liter. Discard the pulp, add washed rice to this water and cook until it becomes porridge, then feed the child all of it during the day. Eat once a day for 3-5 consecutive days.