Tendency To Bleed in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different tendency to bleed patterns according to TCM theory

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1
TCM Pattern
10
Formulas
Overview
What causes it 1 TCM pattern documented
How to recognize Symptoms specific to each tendency to bleed pattern
Classical remedies 10 herbal formulas documented

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) perceives the tendency to bleed through a lens vastly different from Western medicine, focusing on the balance and flow of Qi (energy) and Blood within the body. According to TCM, a propensity to bleed signals an underlying disharmony or weakness in the body's energetic system, particularly involving the Spleen and Liver, which are crucial in the production and management of Blood and Qi. Identifying and treating the root cause of this imbalance is essential in TCM, offering a path to restore the body's natural harmony and mitigate the tendency to bleed.

TCM Patterns for Tendency To Bleed

Blood Stasis

Causes: Tendency to bleed

1 variation documented
Blood Stagnation
How it presents with tendency to bleed

Tendency to bleed

Along with: Dark face, Purple lips, Stabbing fixed pain, Abdominal masses, Purple nails, Menstrual cramps,

Herbal Formulas for Tendency To Bleed

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address tendency to bleed

Tao He Cheng Qi Tang

Addresses these tendency to bleed patterns:

Blood Stasis

Da Huang Mu Dan Pi Tang

Addresses these tendency to bleed patterns:

Blood Stasis

Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wan

Addresses these tendency to bleed patterns:

Blood Stasis

Di Dang Tang

Addresses these tendency to bleed patterns:

Blood Stasis

Dan Shen Yin

Addresses these tendency to bleed patterns:

Blood Stasis

Da Huang Zhe Chong Wan

Addresses these tendency to bleed patterns:

Blood Stasis

San Zhong Kui Jian Tang

Addresses these tendency to bleed patterns:

Blood Stasis

Hai Tong Pi Tang

Addresses these tendency to bleed patterns:

Blood Stasis

Huang Qi Gui Zhi Wu Wu Tang

Addresses these tendency to bleed patterns:

Blood Stasis