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Use of recipe according to traditional Chinese medicine:
-breaks blood blockages and gets the blood moving, so stops pain
-stops bleeding
-loosens stubbornness
-removes swelling and itching
-moves Qi
Description:
A modern blend that has been directly formulated to treat hemorrhoids. It affects all their unpleasant symptoms such as pain, bleeding, inflammation in the area, swelling and very unpleasant itching.
For various reasons, stagnations and blockages occur in the rectal area - a prolonged tendency to constipation or, on the contrary, frequent, rather mushy stools and pregnancy tend to be the most common ones. In addition, the vascular wall can be weakened, either congenitally (hemorrhoids are often "hereditary") or by a weakened spleen. The spleen does not hold the tissue in place, which can lead to prolapse, and it does not hold the blood in the blood vessels, resulting in haemorrhoids, which can bother us to varying degrees, for example by bleeding. The mixture cannot remove them - it is already a structural change, but it can soothe them so much that we do not 'know' about them. All the above-mentioned problems subside and the hard chair ceases to bother us.
Indications:
-hemorrhoids - pain
-bleeding
-swelling
-inflammation
-itching
Modern Uses:
-hemorrhoids
Language:
-as per current status
Pulse:
-as of current status
Contraindications:
-use with caution during pregnancy, rather after consultation with a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner
Notes:
Increased hygiene in the rectal area is necessary with washing after each stool.
Recipe Ingredients:
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Chinese |
Czech |
Latin |
Tan |
Di Yu |
raven toten, root |
Radix sanguisarbae |
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Huai Hua |
Japanese cranesbill, bud |
Flos sophorae japonicae immaturus |
Sheng |
Di Huang |
sticky rehmannia, untreated root |
Rad. rehmaniae preparata |
Sheng |
Huang Qin |
Baikal coneflower, root |
Rad. scutellariae |
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Zi Cao |
dwarf prophetess |
Rad. arnebiae seu lithospermi |
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Chen Pi |
mandarin, fruit bark |
Per. citri reticulatae |
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Ku Shen |
Yellow cranesbill, root |
Rad. sophorae flavescentis |
Sheng |
Sheng Ma |
stinking skunk, root |
Rad. cimicifugae |
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Huai Jiao |
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Herba pteris |
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Chi Shao |
Peony, white-flowered, root |
Rad. paeoniae rubra |
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Ce Bai Ye |
eastern zerav |
Cacumen platycladi |