Newly Revised Decoction for Epistaxis Due to Stagnant Blood in Black Fever，*Guide to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Black Fever*.，Black-Heat Disease.Dark, sallow skin; dark ring around the lips; sunken, bluish eye sockets; a long, thin neck with pulsating neck veins; frequent epistaxis; dark blood stasis; a moldy-black tongue coating that is pale, slippery, and lifeless; a fine, taut, tight, and涩 pulse; pale yellow blood-stained patches on the lips; loose stools with blood; or limbs that transition from withered and thin to edematous, with simultaneous facial edema.
Newly Revised Decoction for Epistaxis Due to Stagnant Blood in Black Fever
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Formulas Name : Newly Revised Decoction for Epistaxis Due to Stagnant Blood in Black Fever
Chinese Name : 新订黑热病郁血性鼻衄汤
Drug Formulation
Processed Jinwen, Roasted (Shuchong) Worm, Raw Pu Huang, Blue Bupleurum, Huai Achyranthes, Stewed Sichuan Lacquer, Single Peach Kernel, Roasted Pangolin Scale, Sweet Cinnamon Bark, Raw Cyperus Rhizome, Night-Bright Sand, Raw Red Peony Root.
Source
*Guide to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Black Fever*.
Benefits
Black-Heat Disease.Dark, sallow skin; dark ring around the lips; sunken, bluish eye sockets; a long, thin neck with pulsating neck veins; frequent epistaxis; dark blood stasis; a moldy-black tongue coating that is pale, slippery, and lifeless; a fine, taut, tight, and涩 pulse; pale yellow blood-stained patches on the lips; loose stools with blood; or limbs that transition from withered and thin to edematous, with simultaneous facial edema.
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Terminology Proofreading: [Cheng Bo] | August 31, 2026 Reviewed by: [Wang Zhongxiang, Associate Chief TCM Physician (China)] | August 31, 2026
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Newly Revised Decoction for Epistaxis Due to Stagnant Blood in Black Fever,Black-Heat Disease.Dark, sallow skin; dark ring around the lips; sunken, bluish eye sockets; a long, thin neck with pulsating neck veins; frequent epistaxis; dark blood stasis; a moldy-black tongue coating that is pale, slippery, and lifeless; a fine, taut, tight, and涩 pulse; pale yellow blood-stained patches on the lips; loose stools with blood; or limbs that transition from withered and thin to edematous, with simultaneous facial edema.