Herb
Treatment Support
astringent
Application
tea, tincture
Bleeding, internal
Internal bleeding results when a blood vessel is ruptured, usually through injury. If the bleeding is excessive and blood loss significant, fainting, shock, and death can occur. Contact a health care practitioner immediately.
Treatment Plan for Bleeding, internal
For internal bleeding shepherd’s purse fresh plant tincture, a choline-containing anti-hemorrhagic, is taken every hour or two. For heavy bleeding take 1/2 or even 1 tsp. of the tincture every half hour. Other herbs include agrimony, bistort, golden seal, and plantain.
Caution: Watch for heart palpitations, and reduce the dose if these occur.
If the bleeding continues, consult a qualified practitioner as soon as possible.
Herbal Remedies for Bleeding, internal
Herb
Treatment Support
Application
Herb
Treatment Support
astringent
Application
tea, tincture
Herb
Treatment Support
anti-hemorrhagic
Application
tea, capsule
Herb
Treatment Support
anti-hemorrhagic
Application
fresh plant tincture
Related Bleeding, internal conditions
Additional Ailment
Herb
Application
No additional ailments found.
The information given here is designed to help you make informed choices about your health. The information is drawn from numerous sources—both traditional medicine practice, from the clinical experience of many herbalists currently practicing, and supported by decades of scientific research from the author. The research most consulted includes human clinical trials that help to determine the most effective and safe herbs for various needs, the best doses, and types of preparations.
The information offered in this database is not intended as a substitute for any that may have been prescribed by your health practitioner or physician.
