Rehmannia 150 gm, Bupleurum 15 gm (stir-fried with salt water), White Peony Root 45 gm (stir-fried with vinegar), Moutan Bark 45 gm (stir-fried to charred), Chinese Yam 90 gm (stir-fried), Poria 45 gm (steamed with milk), Donkey-Hide Gelatin 90 gm (stir-fried with cattail ash), Schizonepeta Ash 45 gm, Sanguisorba Root 90 gm (stir-fried to charcoal).

bubble_chart Preparation and Dosage

Grind the above ingredients into powder. Take 9 grams mixed with child's urine.

bubble_chart Indications

The discharge of pure blood with a wiry, rapid, soggy, and choppy pulse.

bubble_chart Formula Principles

Heat stagnation damages yin, causing the Chong and Ren meridians to fail in their functions, leading to the inability to store blood, which then seeps into the bladder, resulting in the discharge of pure blood. In the formula, Rehmannia enriches yin and strengthens water, and when used raw, it is most effective in stopping bleeding. Bupleurum clears heat and raises the clear, and when stir-fried with salt, it directs the effect downward. Donkey-hide Gelatin tonifies yin and benefits blood. Carbonized Typha, when stir-fried into beads, disperses and stabilizes blood. Peony Root astringes yin and benefits blood, and when stir-fried with strong vinegar until yellow, it directs the effect to the liver and spleen to astringe blood. Poria promotes urination without depleting yin blood, especially when mixed with milk. Chinese Yam tonifies spleen yin, and when stir-fried until yellow, it also helps to astringe blood. Moutan cools blood and stops bleeding. Schizonepeta harmonizes and regulates blood. Sanguisorba cools blood and astringes blood to stop hematuria. The formula is prepared as a powder and taken with child's urine to clear and promote urination, allowing heat to be expelled through urine, thus restoring the Chong and Ren meridians, calming the blood chamber, ensuring blood returns to its proper place, and curing hematuria.