San Qi (Tian Qi) Usages and Indications

• Stops bleeding, transforms blood stasis - internal and external bleeding such as vomiting blood, nosebleed, blood in the urine or stool.
• Can stop bleeding without causing blood stasis.
• Traumatic injuries - alleviate pain, reduce swelling from falls, fracture, sprains.
• Invigorates the blood - chest and abdominal pain, joint pain from blood stasis.

Cautions and Contraindications

• Avoid During Pregnancy
All Cautions

Dosage and Preparation Notes For San Qi (Tian Qi)

• Dosage: 3-9g
• Powder: 1-3g

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Our database contains 3 TCM Formulas where San Qi (Tian Qi) is generally used

F

• Fu Fang Dan Shen Wan -Saliva Compound Pill (Invigorate the Blood)

J

• Jin Gu Die Da Wan -Tendon and Bone Injury Healing (Invigorate the Blood)

Y

• Yunnan Baiyao -White Powder From Yun Nan (Stop Bleeding)

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