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Pinus thunbergii pollen, commonly known in traditional Chinese medicine as Song Hua Fen or Pollen Pini, is the dried pollen collected from the Japanese Black Pine (Pinus thunbergii). It is traditionally utilized for its astringent and hemostatic properties, making it effective in treating traumatic bleeding and promoting wound healing. In clinical practice, it is often applied topically to treat skin conditions such as eczema, impetigo, and skin erosion characterized by pus oozing. When administered internally, it is typically decocted or soaked in wine. As a traditional herbal preparation, it lacks a single corporate developer or a defined molecular target, functioning instead through a complex mixture of natural bioactive compounds.
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