Jiehe Powder，From *Medical Categories of Symptoms*, cited in Volume 342 of *Formulas for Universal Relief*.，For cases where the fetus is not yet firmly established, or where the pregnancy has been disrupted by sexual activity or sudden shock; or where excessive physical exertion has harmed the fetus; or where ingestion of toxic substances has caused the uterus to become deficient and slippery, resulting in a trickling of menstrual blood. If not treated urgently, the corrupted blood may accumulate in the heart, endangering both mother and child, and the fetus may gradually wither away, leading to death.
Jiehe Powder
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Formulas Name : Jiehe Powder
Chinese Name : 截诃散
Drug Formulation
Ginseng (root removed), Astragalus (honey-fried), Donkey-hide gelatin (roasted), Licorice (fried), Ramie root, Wood fragrance (unroasted), Green bamboo shavings, Ligusticum root, Tangerine peel (white pith removed), Aconite (roasted), Fresh ginger, and Glutinous rice—all in equal parts.
Source
From *Medical Categories of Symptoms*, cited in Volume 342 of *Formulas for Universal Relief*.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a powder.
Benefits
For cases where the fetus is not yet firmly established, or where the pregnancy has been disrupted by sexual activity or sudden shock; or where excessive physical exertion has harmed the fetus; or where ingestion of toxic substances has caused the uterus to become deficient and slippery, resulting in a trickling of menstrual blood. If not treated urgently, the corrupted blood may accumulate in the heart, endangering both mother and child, and the fetus may gradually wither away, leading to death.
Instructions for Use
Take 2 qian per dose; boil with 1 zhan of water until reduced to 8 fen; drink the entire decoction in one go.
Note
Avoid raw and cold foods, chicken, duck, fish, and noodles.
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Jiehe Powder,For cases where the fetus is not yet firmly established, or where the pregnancy has been disrupted by sexual activity or sudden shock; or where excessive physical exertion has harmed the fetus; or where ingestion of toxic substances has caused the uterus to become deficient and slippery, resulting in a trickling of menstrual blood. If not treated urgently, the corrupted blood may accumulate in the heart, endangering both mother and child, and the fetus may gradually wither away, leading to death.