Blood Stasis-Resolving Pill，From *Records of Differentiation of Syndromes*, Volume 5.，In the Taiyang Bladder Meridian, stagnant blood has accumulated and refuses to disperse. After noon, the patient vomits 1–2 bowls of sour fluid; by the Hour of the Goat (15:00–17:00), pain occurs in the chest; by the Hour of the Monkey (19:00–21:00), the pain becomes severe, leading to loss of consciousness; by the Hour of the Dog (21:00–23:00), the patient regains consciousness. This pattern recurs daily.
Blood Stasis-Resolving Pill
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Formulas Name : Blood Stasis-Resolving Pill
Chinese Name : 破瘀丹
Drug Formulation
Leeches (roasted until dry and black) 2 qian, Angelica sinensis 1 liang, White Peony Root 1 liang, Poria 3 qian, Cinnamon Bark 3 fen, Peach Kernels 14, Raw Rehmannia 5 qian, Fructus Aurantii 5 fen, Poria 1 qian.
Source
From *Records of Differentiation of Syndromes*, Volume 5.
Benefits
In the Taiyang Bladder Meridian, stagnant blood has accumulated and refuses to disperse. After noon, the patient vomits 1–2 bowls of sour fluid; by the Hour of the Goat (15:00–17:00), pain occurs in the chest; by the Hour of the Monkey (19:00–21:00), the pain becomes severe, leading to loss of consciousness; by the Hour of the Dog (21:00–23:00), the patient regains consciousness. This pattern recurs daily.
Instructions for Use
Decoct in water and take orally. Complete recovery after 2 doses.
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Blood Stasis-Resolving Pill,In the Taiyang Bladder Meridian, stagnant blood has accumulated and refuses to disperse. After noon, the patient vomits 1–2 bowls of sour fluid; by the Hour of the Goat (15:00–17:00), pain occurs in the chest; by the Hour of the Monkey (19:00–21:00), the pain becomes severe, leading to loss of consciousness; by the Hour of the Dog (21:00–23:00), the patient regains consciousness. This pattern recurs daily.