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Shi Quan Da Bu Wan - Indications include: General debility after long illness or surgery, with symptoms of weakness, shortness of breath, cold limbs, pale face, palpitations, insomnia, dizziness. Excess bleeding when menstruating for women. Spermatorrhea due to Deficient Qi and Deficient Blood. Subcutaneous skin ulcers (bedsores, skin breakdown) which may be deep-rooted, and long standing, possibly a year or more.

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Yunnan Paiyao - Powder:  Apply topically as an emergency or first aid medicine to stop bleeding in traumatic wounds, and to prevent infection. Use internally for swelling and bruising due to acute trauma, sports injury, postpartum hemorrhage, nosebleed, blood in urine or stool, bleeding ulcer, and menorrhagia. Also to treat and prevent postpartum blood stasis. 

Tablets:  Use internally for swelling, bruising or bleeding in acute trauma. Also blood in urine or stool, bleeding ulcer, and menorrhagia. Also used for wind-damp Bi syndromes (arthritis and rheumatism), and promoting circulation in the muscles. Also for amenorrhea, cirrhosis of the liver, dysmenorrhea, hypermenorrhea, tuberculosis, and to reduce swelling in sore throat.

Pseudoginseng (Steamed) - To stop bleeding and release stagnation, invigorate blood circulation and stop pain. For hemorrhages in the interior or at the surface of the body, hemorrhages and swelling due to external injuries.

Tien Qi (Raw Notoginseng) - Arresting bleeding by resolving blood stasis and promoting blood circulation to relieve pain. For various kinds of internal/external bleeding, especially bleeding accompanied with blood stasis. Traumatic injuries with blood stasis, swelling and pain. Angina pectoris with blood stasis, swelling and pain. 

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Angelicae Longana Extract (Gui Pi Wan) - Indications include: Insomnia, poor memory, nightmares, palpitations, restlessness, agitation, dizziness, Deficient type of headache, fatigue, pale face, poor appetite, neurasthenia. Gynecological problems such as irregular menstrual cycle due to Deficient Blood, hypermenorrhea with light red blood due to Deficient Spleen, and leukorrhea due to Deficient Spleen. Chronic bleeding  which may be associated with gastric ulcer, functional uterine bleeding, bleeding due to thrombocytopenia, aplastic anemia.