Guest guest Posted March 21, 2006 Report Share Posted March 21, 2006 Of course I am not disputing the success others have had with using yunnan baiyao to stop bleeding. But just so that people will hear the other side, I'll report my experience that yunnan baiyao did not help at all to stop, control or lessen the heavy menstrual bleeding that I experienced due to fibroids. I tried it many times, because everyone kept saying it would work for me. But it didn't work. I eventually had to have surgery to remove the fibroids, and after that, my cycle became normal again in terms of quantity of flow. ---roseanne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2006 Report Share Posted March 21, 2006 Ross, When you say 'shock affecting the circulatory system' does this refer to bleeding, or is this more a description of some trauma that affects the heart, as in emotional trauma? Can you say more? --roseanne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2006 Report Share Posted March 21, 2006 No, it doesn't work for everything. Yunnan Baiyao is a trauma medicine, for emergencies from accidents, etc. Treating fibroid tumors will, of course, depend on the specific condition, the pattern, the cause. After a certain point, a severe physical pathology such as an advanced fibroid will not respond to a trauma medicine. Also, issues of dosage, freshness, etc. have to be considered. On Mar 21, 2006, at 9:59 AM, ra6151 wrote: > Of course I am not disputing the success others have had with using > yunnan > baiyao to stop bleeding. But just so that people will hear the > other side, > I'll report my experience that yunnan baiyao did not help at all to > stop, control > or lessen the heavy menstrual bleeding that I experienced due to > fibroids. > I tried it many times, because everyone kept saying it would work > for me. > But it didn't work. I eventually had to have surgery to remove > the fibroids, > and after that, my cycle became normal again in terms of quantity > of flow. > > ---roseanne > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2006 Report Share Posted March 21, 2006 " Shock affecting the circulatory system " : I am referring to some trauma that affects the heart, which to some degree all traumas, especially that of a sudden severe nature, do affect the heart. Often signficant trauma (emotional or physical) significantly depletes heart yin and affects the circulatory system by causing a rapid heart rate (the more severe the trauma, the higher the rate) and typically presents with a rough vibration on the pulse. In the beginning, the rough vibration may only affect the heart, so you may only access that on the left distal position. In signficant cases, or where the trauma was never treated, it may spread to the whole left side, or the entire pulse. The rough vibration reflects the impact on the circulation mediated via the heart. The traumas may have happened many years prior, as well. Even, and most importantly, birth trauma, such as insults in utero, cord around the neck, stuck in the birth canal, etc. And of course, yunnan bai yao can be used for any issue where there is blood stasis and bleeding. This may have, in fact, been the result of some trauma (emotional or physical). Ross Chinese Medicine , ra6151 wrote: > > Ross, > > When you say 'shock affecting the circulatory system' does this refer to > bleeding, or is this more a description of some trauma that affects the heart, as > in emotional trauma? Can you say more? > > --roseanne > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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