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| Chinese Formula | Actions | Indications | Symptoms of hemorrhagic gastritis |
| Huang Tu Tang Yellow Earth Decoction |
Warms Yang; Tonifies the Spleen; Nourishes Blood; Stops bleeding. | Spleen Yang Deficiency, also known as Cold from Deficiency of the Middle Burner, which is attributed to the failure of the Spleen Qi to govern the Blood. | Blood in the stools after defecation; Chronic gastritis; Cold extremities; Epistaxis; Hematemesis; Hemoptysis; Hemorrhagic gastritis; Hemorrhagic peptic ulcer; Metrorrhagia with pale-red blood; Dull complexion; Dull complexion; Pale tongue, white coating; Fine-Deep-Forceless-Tight pulse (Xi Chen Wu Li Jin). |
| Bai Ye Tang Biota Twig Decoction |
Warms Yang; Stops bleeding; Tonifies the Spleen. | Cold from Deficiency affecting the Middle Qi and results in the failure of the Spleen Qi to govern the Blood. | Acute hemorrhagic esophagitis; Hemorrhagic gastritis; Hemorrhagic peptic ulcer; Incessant hematemesis; Unremitting epistaxis; Unremitting hemoptysis; Pale complexion; Pale tongue, thin-transparent or thin-white coating; Rapid-Forceless-Empty pulse (Shu Wu Li Xu). |
| Yun Nan Bai Yao Yunnan White Remedy; White Drug Remedy |
Stops bleeding; Disperses Blood stasis; Calms pain. | Concealed hemorrhage or external hemorrhage following traumatic injury. | Angiomatosis; Ecchymosis; Epistaxis; Hematemesis; Hematoma; Hemoptysis; Hemorrhagic gastritis; Hemorrhagic peptic ulcer; Insect bite; Menorrhagia; Metrorrhagia; Pulmonary tuberculosis; Rectorrhagia; Thrombopenia; Wound; Dysmenorrhea; Furuncle; Hypertension; Skin infection. |