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Bai Ji白芨

Rhizoma BletillaeBletilla Rhizome

Autres nomsAmethyst Orchid Root · Common Bletilla Tuber · Hyacinth Bletilla Tuber

Catégorie
Herbs that Stop Bleeding (Hemostatics)
Nature
frais
Saveur
amer, doux, astringent
Tropisme
Poumon, Estomac, Foie
Posologie
3–16 g

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Doses usuelles

Posologie
3–16 g
Posologie
30 g
Powder
1.5–3 g
Tincture
1–4 ml

Actions & indications

Astringes leakage of Blood and stops bleeding
  • Bleeding from the Lungs and Stomach with Hematemesis, hemoptysis and epistaxis
  • Bleeding due to traumatic injury (topical)
Reduces swelling, generates flesh and eliminates ulcers
Topically for sores, ulcers and chapped skin (whether or not the sore has ulcerated)
Nourishes the Lungs and resolves Phlegm
Lung damage

Contre-indications

  • Exercise caution when hemoptysis coincides with Wind invasion.
  • Exercise caution in early-stage Lung abscess.
  • Exercise caution in Lung and Stomach Excess or toxic Heat.
  • Do not combine with Heat-clearing herbs once sores have already ulcerated.

Incompatibilités

  • Incompatible with Rx. Aconiti Lateralis Carmichaeli Preparata Zhi Fu Zi.
  • Incompatible with Rx. Aconiti Lateralis Preparata Zhi Chuan Wu.

Associations

  • Hemoptysis from Lung Yin Deficiency.

    • Pi
    • Pa Ye

    Stops cough, resolves Phlegm, and stops bleeding, treating Lung Yin Deficiency Heat that leads to Stasis and blood-streaked cough — coughing up bloody sputum.

  • Hematemesis and hemoptysis linked to Lung abscess and consumption.

  • Taken as a powder for hematemesis from bleeding peptic ulcers due to Stomach Heat damaging the Yin, while also aiding ulcer healing.

    • Duan
    • Shi Gao

    Cracked, bleeding skin of the hands and feet (as a topical powder); incessantly bleeding wounds from metal injury; swollen toxic sores that have opened but will not close; bleeding anal fissures; scalds and burns.

  • Nosebleed.

  • Hemoptysis from Lung Yin Deficiency.

  • Hematemesis.

    • Huang Bai

    Made into a topical paste for erysipelas.

  • Applied topically to sores on the upper back or in the mouth.

  • Used topically as a powder for chronic, throbbing scrofula.

  • Bleeding from damage to the Lung collaterals; bleeding within the Stomach.

  • Hemoptysis from Lung Heat damaging the Yin.

  • Hemoptysis from pulmonary tuberculosis.

  • Bleeding peptic or duodenal ulcers from Stomach Heat.

  • Hematemesis from Damp-Heat.

    • Duan Shi Gao
    • Duan Long Gu

    Powdered Bai Ji used for heavy external bleeding from deep cuts.

  • Erysipelas.

Notes

  • It particularly benefits ulcers that fail to heal, reducing swelling and hastening recovery.
  • It ranks among the most effective herbs for stopping gastrointestinal bleeding.
  • Used by itself, it addresses Lung Heat damaging the Yin.
  • As a topical powder, it treats external bleeding from cuts, chronic non-healing wounds, and chapped skin on the fingers, toes, or anus.
  • Bai Ji and Cacumen Platycladi Ce Bai Ye both check and stop bleeding, though Ce Bai Ye restrains less strongly than Bai Ji while surpassing it at expelling Phlegm and stopping cough.
  • Bai Ji, Hb. Agrimoniae Xian He Cao, and Fol. Callicarpae Formosanae Zi Zhu all restrain and check bleeding, ranked strongest to weakest as Bai Ji, Xian He Cao, then Zi Zhu; for cooling Heat the order reverses in part, with Zi Zhu strongest, Bai Ji next, and Xian He Cao weakest.
  • Bletilla Powder Bai Ji Fen (or Bai Ji Mo) is simpler to administer and can be used alone for hemoptysis from Lung Heat; taken orally as a powder, it is thought to stop bleeding more effectively than in decoction.

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