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RECTORRHAGIA (BRIGHT-RED BLEEDING) DURING DEFECATION WHICH TYPICALLY PRECEDES (BUT MAY ALSO FOLLOW) THE PASSAGE OF STOOLS


The following Chinese herbal formula(s) can treat and relief Rectorrhagia (bright-red bleeding) during defecation which typically precedes (but may also follow) the passage of stools:

Chinese Formula Actions Indications Symptoms of rectorrhagia (bright-red bleeding) during defecation which typically precedes (but may also follow) the passage of stools
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).  
 
Huai Hua San (2/2)
Sophora Japonica Flower Decoction; Sophora Flower Decoction
Cools Blood; Cools the Intestines; Stops bleeding; Expels 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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