bubble_chart Source This product is the skin of peanuts, produced throughout China.
bubble_chart Properties and Meridians
Sweet and astrigent, neutral.
bubble_chart Efficacy
Stop bleeding.
bubble_chart Indications
This product has excellent hemostatic effects and is used for various internal and external bleeding conditions, particularly effective in treating hemophilia, thrombocytopenic purpura, functional uterine bleeding, liver disease-related bleeding, and traumatic bleeding. It can rapidly stop bleeding and accelerate the resolution of hematomas.
bubble_chart Usage and Dosage
1. Decoction: peanut skin; peanut bran; peanut rice.
2. Injection (trade name "Xuenin No. 1"): contains 1 gram of raw medicine. Administer intramuscularly 2-3 times daily; for major bleeding, intravenous injection can be used each time, 1-2 times daily.
bubble_chart Modern Pharmacology
According to pharmacological studies, this product can inhibit the dissolution of fibrin, promote the bone marrow's production of platelets, shorten bleeding time, and thus achieve hemostatic effects. Domestic and international clinical reports indicate that this product has good efficacy for various types of bleeding. It is also said that this product not only has hemostatic effects for thrombocytopenic purpura, bleeding from aplastic anemia, hemophilia, pseudohemophilia, congenital hereditary telangiectasia bleeding, and thrombasthenia, but also has a certain therapeutic effect on the primary diseases. It is speculated that the hemostatic principle, in addition to the above, may be related to multiple factors such as increasing the quantity of platelets, improving the quality of platelets, enhancing the contraction function of capillaries, and improving defects in coagulation factors. The effective hemostatic components of this product are soluble in water, hence it is effective when decocted and taken. The hemostatic effect of peanut skin is 50 times that of peanut kernels, so attention should be paid to the dosage when using it. This product can be collected from candy factories and oil mills, or peanut bran can be used as a substitute. Peanut leaves can treat insomnia, and the decoction should be taken twice a day, in the morning and evening.