Decoction for Clearing Heat and Securing Essence，*Collected Essays on Medical Exploration*, Volume 6.，Menorrhagia. Prior to the onset of this condition, when the “Tian Kui” (female essence) is discharged, it appears as purple-black clots; this is caused by stagnant heat in the lower jiao. When accumulated heat persists for a long time, the blood flows uncontrollably, resulting in sudden, profuse, and unstoppable bleeding.
Decoction for Clearing Heat and Securing Essence
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Formulas Name : Decoction for Clearing Heat and Securing Essence
Chinese Name : 清热固精汤
Drug Formulation
4 qian of Ginseng, 3 qian of Charred Mustard Spikes, 4 qian of Charred Sanguisorba, 4 qian of Scutellaria, 3 qian of Charred Cypress Leaves, 3 qian of Wan Nian Ash, 6 qian of Prepared Rehmannia, 3 qian of Phellodendron, 3 qian of White Peony.
Source
*Collected Essays on Medical Exploration*, Volume 6.
Benefits
Menorrhagia. Prior to the onset of this condition, when the “Tian Kui” (female essence) is discharged, it appears as purple-black clots; this is caused by stagnant heat in the lower jiao. When accumulated heat persists for a long time, the blood flows uncontrollably, resulting in sudden, profuse, and unstoppable bleeding.
Instructions for Use
Decoct in water and take while warm. For cases of severe blood loss, grind 6 qian of ancient lime into a fine powder, mix it with the decoction, and drink it—this method is even more effective.
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Decoction for Clearing Heat and Securing Essence,Menorrhagia. Prior to the onset of this condition, when the “Tian Kui” (female essence) is discharged, it appears as purple-black clots; this is caused by stagnant heat in the lower jiao. When accumulated heat persists for a long time, the blood flows uncontrollably, resulting in sudden, profuse, and unstoppable bleeding.