Decoction for Dispelling Blood Stasis and Relieving Pain,From *Lan Shi Mi Cang*, Volume Middle.,Injuries sustained while riding a horse, such as a fall resulting in spinal fracture, cause stagnant blood to accumulate beneath the ribs. The pain is excruciating, preventing the patient from turning over and interfering with eating and drinking.
Decoction for Dispelling Blood Stasis and Relieving Pain
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Formulas Name : Decoction for Dispelling Blood Stasis and Relieving Pain
Chinese Name : 破血散疼汤
Drug Formulation
Qianghuo 1 qian, Fangfeng 1 qian, Zhonggui 1 qian, Sumu 1 qian 5 fen, Lianqiao 2 qian, Danggui Shao 2 qian, Chaihu 2 qian, Shuizhi 3 qian (stir-fried until all smoke has dissipated; grind separately), Musk a small amount (grind separately).
Source
From *Lan Shi Mi Cang*, Volume Middle.
Benefits
Injuries sustained while riding a horse, such as a fall resulting in spinal fracture, cause stagnant blood to accumulate beneath the ribs. The pain is excruciating, preventing the patient from turning over and interfering with eating and drinking.
Instructions for Use
Divide into two doses. For each dose, use 2 large cups of wine and 1 large cup of water. Set aside the leeches and musk to be ground separately into a paste. Decoct the remaining herbs to yield 1 large cup of liquid, strain out the residue, and warm the liquid slightly over heat. Mix in the two ground ingredients and take on an empty stomach.
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Decoction for Dispelling Blood Stasis and Relieving Pain,Injuries sustained while riding a horse, such as a fall resulting in spinal fracture, cause stagnant blood to accumulate beneath the ribs. The pain is excruciating, preventing the patient from turning over and interfering with eating and drinking.