The composition and prescription source of Qingre Gujing Decoction

Many women often experience vaginal bleeding or continuous bleeding when they are not menstruating. This is called metrorrhagia. Currently, the treatment effect of Western medicine is not good. It can be treated with Chinese medicine. The most commonly used medicine in this case is Qingre Gujing Decoction. So what is the composition and prescription source of Qingre Gujing Decoction? Let’s find out together.

Qingre Gujing Decoction

Drug composition

Roasted tortoise shell 8 qian (grind into coarse powder and fry first), oyster powder 5 qian (wrapped and fry), clear donkey-hide gelatin 5 qian (stewed with aged wine), large raw rehmannia glutinosa 5 qian, Radix Rehmanniae 5 qian, charred Gardenia 3 qian, raw Scutellaria baicalensis 3 qian, Sanguisorba officinalis slices 5 qian, aged palm charcoal 3 qian, raw lotus root nodes 5 qian, raw licorice 8 fen.

Asthenia-heat syndrome with kidney-yin deficiency, heavy metrorrhagia with deep red color, more at dusk every day, sometimes red cheekbones, thin body, dry skin, dizziness, tinnitus or deafness, dry or sore throat, crippling pain in mouth and tongue, loose teeth or gum pain, or hot flashes in the afternoon, or heat and pain in bones, burning palms, palpitations and irritability, restless sleep, sore waist and knees, heel pain, sexual intercourse, or leucorrhea, dry stool, yellow and astringent urine, red tongue with cracks and twists, peeling tongue coating, weak and rapid pulse, and weak and large radial pulse.

When women experience the above-mentioned symptoms of metrorrhagia, thin body, and dry skin, they can try to use the prescription of Qingre Gujing Decoction for treatment. However, the specific situation, whether medication is needed and what medicine to use still needs to be determined after formal examination, so as to avoid worsening of the condition by taking the wrong medicine. I hope my description will be of some help to you, and I wish you good health.