Rose Root Bark Powder，*Shenghui*, Volume 73.，For women suffering from excessive uterine bleeding, intermenstrual bleeding, or vaginal discharge—whether red, white, blue, or black—accompanied by a putrid odor so foul it is unbearable; causing the face to darken, the skin to cling to the bones; irregular menstruation with unpredictable cycles; a taut and tight sensation in the lower abdomen; occasional abdominal pain; and loss of appetite.
Rose Root Bark Powder
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Formulas Name : Rose Root Bark Powder
Chinese Name : 蔷薇根皮散
Drug Formulation
1 liang of rose root bark (chopped), half a liang of Shenhuo grass, 1 fen of white薇,Cinnamon Bark half liang, Decayed Tortoise Shell 1 liang (coated with butter, roasted until yellow), Coptis 1 liang (stems removed, lightly roasted), Dried Ginger half liang (cracked by roasting, chopped), Asarum half liang, Prepared Rehmannia 1 liang, Angelica sinensis 1 liang (chopped, lightly roasted), Ligusticum wallichii half liang,1 liang of Dendrobium (roots removed, coarsely chopped), half a liang of White Peony Root, 2 liang of Yu Yuliang (charred, quenched in vinegar 7 times), 1 liang of Mugwort Leaves (lightly roasted), and 2 liang of Oyster Shell (charred to a powder).
Source
*Shenghui*, Volume 73.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder.
Benefits
For women suffering from excessive uterine bleeding, intermenstrual bleeding, or vaginal discharge—whether red, white, blue, or black—accompanied by a putrid odor so foul it is unbearable; causing the face to darken, the skin to cling to the bones; irregular menstruation with unpredictable cycles; a taut and tight sensation in the lower abdomen; occasional abdominal pain; and loss of appetite.
Instructions for Use
Take 2 qian per dose, mixed with warm wine and taken before meals.
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Rose Root Bark Powder,For women suffering from excessive uterine bleeding, intermenstrual bleeding, or vaginal discharge—whether red, white, blue, or black—accompanied by a putrid odor so foul it is unbearable; causing the face to darken, the skin to cling to the bones; irregular menstruation with unpredictable cycles; a taut and tight sensation in the lower abdomen; occasional abdominal pain; and loss of appetite.