Xue Jie血竭

Sanguis DraconisDragon's Blood

Autres nomsResina Daemonoropis · Resinous Discharge · Calamus Gum

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Doses usuelles

Invigorates the Blood, dispels Blood Stasis and alleviates pain: Pain from Blood Stasis, especially due to traumatic injury such as injury from falls, fractures, contusions and sprains
Stops bleeding: Applied topically for bleeding due to external injury
Protects the surface of ulcers, prevents decay and generates flesh: Chronic non-healing ulcers and cancers

- Ru Xiang
- Mo Yao
Pain, swelling or hemorrhage from trauma, particularly in the chest and abdomen.
- Er Cha
- Ru Xiang
Bruising, swelling and pain from trauma.
- Ming Fan
Stops bleeding without causing Stasis, for sores that have broken open but fail to heal; applied topically as a powder for wounds from metal blades.
- Pu Huang
Chronic, non-healing ulcers.
Bleeding due to External injury.
- Da Huan
- Da Zao
Applied topically to open, pus-discharging sores.
Amenorrhea and menstrual pain with abdominal masses from Blood Stasis.
- Mo Yao
- Chi Shao
- Bai Zhi
- Gui Xin
As a powder taken with grain-based liquor for External or traumatic injury with excruciating pain.
Postpartum chest congestion and dyspnea.

This herb has recently been used for upper gastrointestinal bleeding.
It can be used on its own.
Xue Jie, Olibanum Ru Xiang and Myrrh Mo Yao all move the Blood, relieve pain, generate flesh and aid the healing of sores. Xue Jie acts at the Blood level and is the most effective of the three at generating flesh, healing sores and stopping bleeding. Ru Xiang and Mo Yao both act at the Qi and Blood levels and are better suited to transforming Stasis, reducing swelling and relieving pain, making them more appropriate for Qi and Blood Stagnation in the chest and abdomen, joint pain from Wind-Damp Bi, and painful, swollen sores.