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Di Yu地榆

Radix SanguisorbaeSanguisorba Root

Autres nomsBurnet-Bloodwort Root · Garden Burnet Root · Long Leaf Garden Burnet Root

Catégorie
Herbs that Stop Bleeding
Nature
légèrement froid
Saveur
amer, acide
Tropisme
Foie, Gros intestin, Estomac
Posologie
6–16 g

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Doses usuelles

Posologie
6–16 g
Tincture
2–5 ml

Actions & indications

Cools the Blood and stops bleeding
  • Bleeding due to Damp-Heat in the Lower Jiao with hemafecia, bleeding hemorrhoids, bloody dysentery and excessive uterine bleeding
  • Blood Heat with epistaxis and hematemesis
Clears Toxic Heat, astringes fluids and generates flesh
  • Sores, ulcers, and burns (topical)
  • It reduces oozing by astringing and regenerates flesh

Contre-indications

  • Use with caution in Deficiency Cold.
  • Use with caution in Blood Stasis.
  • Topical use is not advised for burns covering a large body surface area.
  • Avoid using it alone in the early stages of Heat-induced dysentery.

Interactions

Concurrent use with Di Yu may affect the absorption and disposition of ciprofloxacin.

Associations

    • Huai Hua Mi

    Hot bleeding hemorrhoids or other Intestinal bleeding; continuous uterine bleeding from Heat.

    • Huai Hua
    • Jing Jie Sui
    • (Sheng Di Huang)
    • (Bai Shao)
    • (Huang Qin)

    Bleeding hemorrhoids.

  • Hemorrhage caused by Damp-Heat in the Lower Jiao.

  • Bloody stools, bleeding dysenteric disorders, bleeding hemorrhoids, and chronic vaginal discharge from Damp-Heat.

  • Vaginal bleeding with abdominal pain near term, before the water breaks.

    • Huang Bai

    Used as a plaster for eczema and other Damp-Heat skin lesions.

  • Used as a plaster for burns and other Damp-Heat skin lesions such as eczema.

  • As a plaster, it speeds healing and eases pain from burns.

  • Bleeding hemorrhoids, hematochezia, or bright-red bleeding preceding stool evacuation; Damp-Heat in the Lower Jiao.

  • Heavy blood in the stools with abdominal pain from Blood Heat.

  • Bleeding hemorrhoids.

  • Bleeding dysentery with rectal tenesmus, mucus and lower abdominal pain.

  • Chronic, non-healing bleeding dysentery.

    • Rice Vinegar

    Hematemesis or metrorrhagia caused by Blood Heat.

  • Heavy menstrual bleeding with bright red Blood, and dry mouth and lips, from Blood Heat.

Notes

  • It has a notable antibacterial action on the digestive system.
  • It is regarded as one of the best cooling, astringent herbs for stopping bleeding.
  • Powdered and mixed with sesame oil, it is applied topically for first- through fourth-degree burns.
  • The juice is applied topically for carbuncles and sores.
  • Di Yu and Flos Sophorae Immaturus Huai Mi are both key herbs for Intestinal bleeding and dysfunctional uterine bleeding; Huai Mi cools the Liver and lowers Fire, while Di Yu reduces swelling, relieves pain, and closes and heals sores.
  • Di Yu, Hb. sive Rx. Cirsii Japonici Da Ji, Hb. Cirsii Xiao Ji and Flos Sophorae Immaturus Huai Mi all cool the Blood to arrest bleeding. Di Yu excels at stopping bleeding and resolving Heat toxin, and can also reduce swelling, relieve pain, and close and heal lesions. Da Ji and Xiao Ji are usually paired together — Da Ji is best for stopping bleeding and resolving toxin, while Xiao Ji promotes urination and is especially useful for hematuria. Huai Mi and Di Yu are both important for Intestinal blood loss and dysfunctional uterine bleeding, with Huai Mi additionally cooling the Liver and lowering Fire.
  • Dry-fried Sanguisorba, Chao Di Yu, is less cold and has a much stronger astringent effect, particularly when fried with vinegar, which greatly improves its ability to stop bleeding; it can then be used for any type of bleeding.

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