Miraculous Formula for Fetal Movement，From *Formulas of Zhang Wenzhong*, citing *Effective Formulas of Prince Xu* (see *Wai Tai*, Volume 33).，For pregnancy complications such as fetal distress, unstable fetal movement, abdominal pain with bleeding, or fetal death in utero; as well as postpartum blood deficiency, persistent lochia, and metrorrhagia; excessive blood loss from gunshot wounds, falls, or blows; and syncope due to blood loss. For unbearable abdominal pain during pregnancy; and for fetal death in utero accompanied by impure blood and qi. During the fifth to seventh months of pregnancy, if the fetus is struck or jolted due to an accident, causing unrelenting pain, clenched jaws, and near-fainting,dizziness and tinnitus, loss of consciousness, discomfort in the chest and diaphragm, nausea and vomiting, headache and fever—resembling the symptoms of typhoid fever. For cases of metrorrhagia, traumatic injuries, or excessive blood loss from tooth extraction resulting in fainting and near-collapse. For various conditions characterized by deficiency of qi and blood, shortness of breath, pallor of the face and body, palpitations and anxiety, restlessness with sweating, intermittent chills and fever, and prolonged fatigue and weakness.Postpartum stagnation of blood obstructing the flow of new blood, preventing it from returning to the meridians, resulting in abdominal pain that resists pressure. Profuse vomiting of blood. Caused by exertion after a heavy meal, or by straining while carrying heavy loads that injures the blood vessels; also treats injuries from falls, blows, or impacts that damage the blood vessels, leading to severe vomiting.
Miraculous Formula for Fetal Movement
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Formulas Name : Miraculous Formula for Fetal Movement
Chinese Name : 神验胎动方
Drug Formulation
6 fen of Angelica sinensis, 4 fen of Ligusticum chuanxiong.
Source
From *Formulas of Zhang Wenzhong*, citing *Effective Formulas of Prince Xu* (see *Wai Tai*, Volume 33).
Processing
Slice the ingredients.
Benefits
For pregnancy complications such as fetal distress, unstable fetal movement, abdominal pain with bleeding, or fetal death in utero; as well as postpartum blood deficiency, persistent lochia, and metrorrhagia; excessive blood loss from gunshot wounds, falls, or blows; and syncope due to blood loss. For unbearable abdominal pain during pregnancy; and for fetal death in utero accompanied by impure blood and qi. During the fifth to seventh months of pregnancy, if the fetus is struck or jolted due to an accident, causing unrelenting pain, clenched jaws, and near-fainting,dizziness and tinnitus, loss of consciousness, discomfort in the chest and diaphragm, nausea and vomiting, headache and fever—resembling the symptoms of typhoid fever. For cases of metrorrhagia, traumatic injuries, or excessive blood loss from tooth extraction resulting in fainting and near-collapse. For various conditions characterized by deficiency of qi and blood, shortness of breath, pallor of the face and body, palpitations and anxiety, restlessness with sweating, intermittent chills and fever, and prolonged fatigue and weakness.Postpartum stagnation of blood obstructing the flow of new blood, preventing it from returning to the meridians, resulting in abdominal pain that resists pressure. Profuse vomiting of blood. Caused by exertion after a heavy meal, or by straining while carrying heavy loads that injures the blood vessels; also treats injuries from falls, blows, or impacts that damage the blood vessels, leading to severe vomiting.
Instructions for Use
Boil 4 sheng of water and 3.5 sheng of wine until reduced to 3 sheng; divide into 3 doses. If the fetus is dead, it will be expelled immediately. For cases where blood has risen to the heart and abdomen causing fullness, this formula is as effective as hot water melting snow.
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Miraculous Formula for Fetal Movement,For pregnancy complications such as fetal distress, unstable fetal movement, abdominal pain with bleeding, or fetal death in utero; as well as postpartum blood deficiency, persistent lochia, and metrorrhagia; excessive blood loss from gunshot wounds, falls, or blows; and syncope due to blood loss. For unbearable abdominal pain during pregnancy; and for fetal death in utero accompanied by impure blood and qi. During the fifth to seventh months of pregnancy, if the fetus is struck or jolted due to an accident, causing unrelenting pain, clenched jaws, and near-fainting,dizziness and tinnitus, loss of consciousness, discomfort in the chest and diaphragm, nausea and vomiting, headache and fever—resembling the symptoms of typhoid fever. For cases of metrorrhagia, traumatic injuries, or excessive blood loss from tooth extraction resulting in fainting and near-collapse. For various conditions characterized by deficiency of qi and blood, shortness of breath, pallor of the face and body, palpitations and anxiety, restlessness with sweating, intermittent chills and fever, and prolonged fatigue and weakness.Postpartum stagnation of blood obstructing the flow of new blood, preventing it from returning to the meridians, resulting in abdominal pain that resists pressure. Profuse vomiting of blood. Caused by exertion after a heavy meal, or by straining while carrying heavy loads that injures the blood vessels; also treats injuries from falls, blows, or impacts that damage the blood vessels, leading to severe vomiting.