Sheng Hua Tang Granules

Invigorates the blood, transforms and dispels blood stasis, warms the menses, and alleviates pain.

English Name: Dang Gui and Ginger Combination, Generating and Transforming Decoction; Decoction for Postpartum Troubles; Decoction for Removing Stagnant Blood and Promoting Hemogenesis; Decoction to Promote Production of Blood and Remove Stagnation of Blood
Unit Size: 100 gram bottle (5:1 extract granules)
Potency: 5:1 extract granules
Actions: Invigorates the blood, transforms and dispels blood stasis, warms the menses, and alleviates pain.
Pattern: Cold that takes advantage of the deficiency of normal qi and blood during the postpartum period to enter the abdomen. - Bensky
Chinese Symptomology: Retention of the lochia accompanied by cold and pain in the lower abdomen; Immobile massses in the lower abdomen with pain and tenderness; Abdominal spasms and tension; Amenorrhea with retention of the lochia
Contraindications: Contraindicated in cases with blood stasis due to heat in the blood or postpartum hemorrhage because the warm, blood-invigorating nature of these herbs tends to aggravate such conditions. It is also contraindicated during pregnancy or in cases with bleeding diathesis or any active hemorrhagic disorder. With respect to postpartum use, if there is already normal discharge of lochia and only slight abdominal pain, this formula may be too harsh in its action of breaking up blood stasis and should therefore be modified. - Bensky

Ingredients

Dang Gui - 55.81%Chuan Xiong - 20.93%Tao Ren - 13.96%Pao Jiang - 4.65%Zhi Gan Cao - 4.65%