Blood in the stools - Complete information concerning Blood in the stools symptoms

BLOOD IN THE STOOLS

Synonyms

Bloody stools
Bloody feces
Bloody faeces

The following Chinese herbal formula(s) can treat and relief Blood in the stools:

Chinese Formula	Actions	Indications	Symptoms
Bai Tou Weng Tang Pulsatilla Decoction	Clears Heat and relieves toxicity; Cools Blood; Drains Damp-Heat; Treats dysentery.	Hot dysenteric disorder due to Heat toxin searing the Stomach and Intestines.	Acute colitis; Acute enteritis; Burning sensation in anus; Infectious dysentery (ameba, bacterium); Pain of the abdomen; Pus and blood in the stools (more blood than pus); Tenesmus; Conjunctivitis; Leukorrhea; Thirst; Urinary tract infection; Red tongue, yellow coating; Rapid-Wiry pulse (Shu Xian).

Wen Pi Tang Warm the Spleen Decoction	Purges Cold; Warms Spleen-Yang; Tonifies Spleen-Yang.	Accumulation of Cold due to Spleen Yang Deficiency.	Cold extremities; Constipation; Pain of the abdomen; Chronic dysentery; Pus and blood in the stools; Pale tongue, white coating; Deep-Tight pulse (Chen Jin).

Huai Hua San (1/2) Sophora Japonica Flower Powder	Cools Blood and Intestines; Stops bleeding; Disperses Wind; Moves Qi.	Either the lodging of Wind-Heat or the accumulation of Damp-Heat in the Intestines and Stomach where it forms toxin.	Blood in the stools; Hemorrhoid of bright-red, dark red bleeding; Rectorrhagia (bright-red bleeding) during defecation which typically precedes (but may also follow) the passage of stools; Red tongue; Soft-Rapid pulse (Ru Shu); Rapid-Wiry pulse (Shu Xian).

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