Antiplatelet drugs exert antiplatelet and vasodilator effects by inhibiting the activity of phosphodiesterase in platelets and vascular smooth muscle, increasing the concentration of cAMP in platelets and smooth muscle. They inhibit the initial and secondary aggregation and release reactions of platelets induced by ADP, adrenaline, collagen and arachidonic acid, and are dose-dependent. They do not interfere with the synthesis of vascular protective prostacyclin by endothelial cells. They can increase tissue blood flow in the foot and gastrocnemius muscles of patients with chronic arterial occlusion, increase the blood pressure index of the lower limbs, increase skin blood flow and skin temperature of the limbs, and improve intermittent claudication.

It has pharmacological effects such as sedation, anticonvulsant, enhancing hypoxia tolerance, and enhancing the body's immune function.

Honey fungus has similar pharmacological effects to Gastrodia elata. Honey fungus fruiting bodies contain mannitol, lecithin, ergosterol, vitamin A (high content), vitamin B, C and various amino acids. It has pharmacological effects such as sedation, anticonvulsant, enhancing hypoxia tolerance, and enhancing the body's immune function.

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