Yunnan Baiyao for dog ear hematoma

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A few weeks ago, someone posted some information about using Yunnan

Baiyao for ear hematomas in dogs.

 

I am unable to find the post, so if someone tells me the post # or is

able to repost the information, I would be grateful.

 

Brian C. Allen

[Guest guest]

Brian....i filed this away under my San Qi files ...here is the first....

 

Ann

 

 

Hi All,

 

See note below from Sagiv Ben-Yakir. If you can help him, please

respond to the List, with a copy to <benyakir.

 

Many thanks,

Phil

 

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Dear Phil,

 

A few years ago, I gave a lecture about the use of Yunnan Baiyao

in animals. It was mainly about the use of the remedy in different

haemorragic situations. I do remember that during my preparation

for the lecture I found data related to its use in hemangiosarcomas.

 

Today, another vet asked me about the " scientific background " for

the use of yunnan paiyao or some of its ingredients (Sanqi,

notoginseng) for Rx in dog splenic hemangiosarcoma, but I just

can not found these old notes. Any data ? Thanks, Sagiv Ben-

Yakir BSC DVM MRCVS CVA benyakir

 

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Dear Sagiv,

 

I have posted your query to 4 Lists: PA-L, VBMA,

TraditionalChineseMedicine and Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine.

 

I hope that colleagiues on those Lists may have data for you.

Data on my files are scanty (and have nothong on sanqi and

hemangiosarcoma). They say:

 

Pinyin Name: Sanqi; Sanqifen; Tianqifen; Tianqisan; Tiansanqifen;

Renshensanqi

Pharma Name: Rx Notoginseng Rx Pseudoginseng

Latin Name: Panacis Notoginseng Rx Panacis

Notoginseng/Pseudoginseng Rx

English Name: Pseudoginseng Notoginseng/Pseudoginseng,

Sanchi

Herb Class: Haemostat by Move Xue Stasis

TCM Actions: (1) Haemostat*~Astringe; esp in bleeding in Xue

Stasis, trauma & wounds; Move Xue Stasis; Anticoagulant;

Antithrombus; Antipain; (2) Vulnerary*; Regenerate Tissue*;

Reduce Swelling; Antipain; Ext: wound~haemorrhage-heals wo

leaving clots & scars; NB: haemorrhage-serious; (3) Other:

Antiinflammatory; Free Radical Scavenger; Antiageing; Boost

Metabolism; Antiradiation (Boost Radiation Tolerance);

Immunostimulant; Anticancer; Antifungal; Antiviral; Antishock;

Antistress (Boost Stress Tolerance); LV-Protector; Move Stasis;

Nourish HT (low dose Vasoconstrictor & high dose Vasodilator);

HT-Protector in HT~CHD, angina pectoris; HT

Muscle~Antiischaemic; HT~Antiarrythmic; Hypotensor; Move HT

Xue (Boost HT Blood Flow);

Has: Flavonoid glycoside: Boost HT Xue Flow; Reduce HT muscle

oxygen consumption & Hypotensor;

Nature: Sweet; Bitter~Slightly; Warm

Channels entered: LV, ST, LI

Dose: As Powder: 2-5g uid/bid. As Soup: w other Hbs: 3g/d; As

powder/pills: 3-9g/d; Topical: styptic* when to traumatic wounds;

heals wo leaving clots & scars; Topically: qs

TCm Uses: (1) Xue Stasis* & trauma*/wounds* w haemorrhage

esp w Xue Stasis; Xue Stasis & trauma w haemorrhage; epistaxis;

haemoptysis; haematemesis, metrorrhagia, haematuria &

haemafecia w dark petechiae, localized pain, tongue colour dull w

petechiae etc; Haemorrhage~best Hb for serious haemorrhage

(safe in large doses); traumatic haemorrhage; (2) Xue Stasis &

trauma/wounds w swelling & pain, haematoma, ecchymoma;

Carbuncles, swelling & other skin & External Diseases; snake-bite;

HT~CHD, angina pectoris; thrombosis; circulation~sluggish; pain;

amenorrhoea, menalgia; (3) Hyperlipemia, LV~hepatitis~chronic

infectious etc; inflammation;

Western Uses: See TCM uses, esp haemorrhage

Caution: CI in pregnancy; Uterus~Tonic at high dose; safe at

moderate use; In Yin Xu w mouth dry in haemorrhage, use w Hbs

that Build Yin & Clear Xue Heat

Comments: main Hb in Yunnan Bai Yao (Yunnan White Powder

Antitrauma Formula); can be used orally alone as powder/w

Huaruishi & Xueyutan. Oral/Topical; safe in large doses; best Hb

for haemorrhage*~serious, trauma*, Xue Stasis* & pain*~trauma

 

Also:

 

http://www.ht1898.com/englishSite/index3.htm

Sanqi ( " Three Sevens " - three-stalked stem, each w seven leaves);

Tianqi; Jinbuhuan ( " Do Not Exchange Even For Gold " )

Actions: Raw: Reduce Swelling, Antipain, Move Xue Stasis; Build Qi-

Xue; Cooked: Boost health, Boost Growth & treat asthenia &

deterioration of Fxs of organs; HT~ischaemia/anoxia;

brain~ischaemia/anoxia; HT~angina in HT~CHD; atherosclerosis;

anaemia; insomnia; poor physical development;

Hypocholesterolaemic; gynaecological diseases w haemorrhage;

Anticancer; Ginseng is best Build Qi** Hb & Sanqi is best Build

Xue** Hb. Sanqi is main substance in Yunnan Baiyao &

Pianzihuang. Yunnan Baiyao efficacious drug for Haemostat**, Move

Xue; Vascular Aid, reducing swelling, discharging pus & treating

carbuncles. It has a special curative effect on haemorrhage, trauma

from falls, fractures, contusions & stains, swelling & sores, internal

organ haemorrhage & some women's diseases. Yunnan Baiyao also

restrains cancers.

 

http://www.earthpower.com/ingredientsPC.htm

Sanqi-Renshen Tea [sanqi powder1g, Chaye 2g, Renshen powder1g]

Hypoholesterolaemic; Detoxify Xue; Vascular Aid. When used as a

tonic, mix one tablespoon of powder into chicken soup during

cooking. Use a ceramic pot

Dose: 3-9g; Brew w 1.5 cups water for 10-15 minutes. Take once/d.

Western Uses: Eliminates bruises; stops haemorrhage; reduces

swelling in trauma & pain; lowers cholesterol; Antiaging; cleanses

circulatory system; hypertension; steamed ingredients become a

tonic for general Xu

CI: pregnancy. Cold & flu; Anticoagulant therapy; extremely weak

physical conditions, allergy to Hb

 

 

 

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bcataiji

Sunday, September 26, 2004 6:38 PM

Yunnan Baiyao for dog ear hematoma

 

 

A few weeks ago, someone posted some information about using Yunnan

Baiyao for ear hematomas in dogs.

 

I am unable to find the post, so if someone tells me the post # or is

able to repost the information, I would be grateful.

 

Brian C. Allen

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

, <snakeoil.works@m...> wrote:

> Brian....i filed this away under my San Qi files ...here is the

first....

>

> Ann

 

Thanks for this information Ann, however, there was another more

specific post for which I was looking.

 

Brian C. Allen