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Pin-yin:	zhen ling dan

English name:	Rouse the Spirit Special Pill

Component:	Limonitum(yu liang shi), Fluoritum(zi shi ying), Halloysitum Rubrum(chi shi zhi), Haematitum(dai zhe shi), Gummi Olibanum(ru xiang), Excrementum Trogopteri seu Pteromi(wu ling zhi), Myrrha(mo yao), Cinnabaris(zhu sha)

Function:	Stabilizes uterine bleeding and transforms blood stasis.

Clinic Usage:	This formula treats the cold from deficiency of the conception and penetrating vessels, which causes the blood to stray from the channels. Symptoms include continuous uterine bleeding of purplish-red or dark-purple blood with clots, pain and tenderness of the lower abdomen that diminishes with the passage of clots, a dark-purple tongue, and a faint, thin, and stringy pulse.

Cautions:	This formula should not be used in cases of cold from deficiency without blood stasis.

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