一方 五灵脂为细末，温酒调下二钱。
一方 取小麦合小豆煮浓汁，饮之立出。
一方 皂角刺烧为末，温酒调下一钱。
一方 蛇蜕烧为细末，酒下二钱。
一方 黑豆一合炒熟，入醋一盏，煎三五沸，去豆分三服，酒煮亦可。
一方 取灶内黄土一寸，研细，醋调匀，
纳于脐中，续煎甘草汤三四合服之出。
一方 墨三寸，为末，酒服。
一方 生地黄汁一升，苦酒三合，暖服之。
一方 灶突墨三指撮许，以水苦酒调服，立出。
一方 鸡子一枚，苦酒一合，和饮之。
一方 生男吞小豆七枚，生女吞十四枚即出。
一方 浸苎水浓煮，饮三碗立下。
一方 取产母鞋底炙热，熨大小腹上下二七次。
一方 取初洗儿汤，服下一盏，勿令产母知。
一方 栝蒌实一个，取子研细，用酒童便各半盏相和，煎至七分，去滓温服。（如无实，根亦
得。）
一方 红花一两，酒煮浓汁服。
一方 以鹿角镑为屑，研细三分，煮葱白汤调下。
一方 凡欲产时，必先脱常所着衣以笼灶，胞衣自下，仍易产。
一方 取夫单衣盖井上，立出。
（厥逆附）
大全云∶产后血晕者，由败血流入肝经，以致眼黑头旋，不能起坐，甚至昏闷，不省人
事，谓之血晕，以细酒调黑神散最佳。若作暗风中风治之，误矣。血热乘虚逆上凑心，以致
昏迷不省，气闭欲绝者，服童便最妙。然其由有三，有用心使力过多而晕者；有下血过多而
晕者；有下血少而晕者，其晕虽同，治之则异，当审详之。下血多而晕者，昏而烦乱而已，当
以补血清心药；下血少而晕者，乃恶露不下，上抢于心，心下满急，神昏口噤，绝不知人，当
以破血行血药（一条缺用心使力过多作晕治法，大都以清心、凉血、补益为主，如后保命集
方。用童便或麦门、乌梅之类皆可。而薛氏用
补中益气者，为劳力也，若用心则朱砂安神丸亦妙，或疑内有黄连于产后不宜，则存乎用
者）。古法云∶产妇分娩讫，预将秤锤或黄石子，硬炭烧令通赤，置器中，急于床前以醋沃
之，得醋气可除血晕，产后一月内，时作为妙。
崔氏云∶凡晕者，皆是虚热，血气奔迸，腹中空虚所致。欲分娩者，第一须先取酽醋，以
涂口鼻，仍置醋于旁，使闻其气，兼细细饮之，此为上法。如觉晕，即以醋 面，苏来即饮醋，
仍少与解之。（一云仍少与水解之。）一法烧干漆，令烟浓熏产母面，即醒。（如无干漆，取旧
漆器火烧烟熏，亦妙。）（醋解法收其神，水解法清其热，烧干漆者散其血迷于上也，俱妙）
郭稽中曰∶产后血晕者何？答曰∶产后气血暴虚，未得安静，血随气上，迷乱心神，故眼
前生花，极甚者，令人闷绝不知人，口噤神昏气冷。医者不识呼为暗风，若作此治，证必难
愈，但服清魂散即省。
薛氏曰∶产后元气亏损，恶露乘虚上攻，眼花头晕，或心下满闷，神昏口噤，或痰壅盛
者，急用失笑散主之。若血下多而晕，或神昏烦乱者，大剂芎归汤补之，或芸薹子散，或童
子小便，有痰加二陈汤；若因劳心力而致者，宜补中益气汤加香附；若因气血虚极，不省人
事，用清魂散，惟以芎归汤，及大补气血之剂。凡产可用醋、漆器熏，或用半夏末，冷水和丸，
入鼻孔中，并无前患。丹溪先生云∶血晕因气血俱虚，痰火泛上，宜以二陈导痰，或加减朱
砂安神丸，以麦门冬汤下亦可。大凡产后口眼 斜等证，当大补气血为主，而兼以治痰。若
脾胃虚而不能固者，用六君子汤，至五个月，当服安胎饮，至八九个月，再加大腹皮、黄杨
脑，如临产时，更宜服保生无忧散（保生无忧散，见前临月束胎方上），自无前患。
家人妇产后，小腹作痛，忽牙关紧急，灌以失笑散，良久而生，又用四物加炮姜、白术、
陈皮而愈。
一产妇因产饮酒（产妇不宜饮酒），恶露
甚多，患血晕，口出酒气，此血得酒热而妄行，虚而作晕也。以佛手散加干葛二钱，一剂而
痊。酒性剽悍，入月及产后不宜饮，恐致前证。产室人众喧嚷气热，亦致此证。
奉化陆严治新昌徐氏妇病，产后暴死，但胸膈微热。陆诊之曰∶此血闷也，用红花数十
斤，以大锅煮之，候汤沸，以木桶盛之。将病者寝其上熏之，汤气微，复加之，有顷，妇人指
动，关日遂苏。此与许胤宗治王太后之意同。
仲景云∶产妇郁冒，其脉微弱，呕不能食，大便反坚，但头汗出。所以然者，血虚而厥，厥
而必冒，冒家欲解，必大汗出，以血虚下厥，孤阳上出，故头汗出。所以产妇喜汗出者，亡阴
血虚，阳气独盛，故当汗出，阴阳乃复。所以大便坚，呕不能食也，小柴胡汤主之，病解能食。
七八日更发热者，此为胃实，大承气汤主之。
今按郁冒，即晕也。观此，则产后血晕，有汗、下、和解三法，当分表里虚实，精而别之。
清魂散 产后血晕者，气血暴虚，未得安静，血随气上，迷乱心神，故眼前生花，极甚
者，令人闷绝，不知人，口噤，神昏，气冷，宜先取干漆，或漆器烧烟，鼻中熏之，频置醋炭房
内，次进此药即醒。
泽兰叶 人参（各二钱半） 川芎（半两） 荆芥穗（一两） 甘草（二钱）
上为细末，每服二钱，用温酒热汤各半盏，或入童便调急灌之，下咽，眼即开，气定即醒。
芎归汤 治产后去血过多，昏晕不醒。
川芎 当归（去芦，酒洗焙，各等分）
上 咀，每服四钱，水煎热服，不拘时。如腹中刺痛，加酒炒白芍药，甚者加桂心。
口干烦渴，加乌梅、麦门冬。发寒热，加干姜、白芍药。水停心下，微有呕逆，加茯苓、
生姜。虚烦不得眠，加人参、竹叶。
保命集方 治产后血晕危困，此下多血虚也，补之。
当归（炒） 赤芍药（炒，各钱半） 生地黄汁（一大
盏）
上锉，水煎三五沸，温服，如觉烦热，去当归，（当归辛温，烦热者恐不投，故去之）入童
便半盏，服之。
以上治去血过多，昏晕之疾。
醋墨 才产便服，免致昏晕。
松烟墨或京墨，不拘多少，用炭火 红，以米醋淬之，再 再淬，如此七次，研极细，才
产毕即用一二钱，以童子小便调下，淡醋汤温酒亦可。（酒不如醋，醋不如童便）
独行散 治产后血晕，昏迷不省，冲心闷绝。
五灵脂半生半炒为末，每服二钱，温酒调灌，入喉即愈。不愈更加蒲黄炒等分，名失笑
散。一方加荆芥等分，童便调下。
夺命散 治产后血晕，血入心经，言语颠倒，健忘失志，及产后百病。
血竭 没药（各等分）
上为末，才产下便用童便与细酒各半盏，煎一二沸，调下二钱，良久再服。其恶血自下
行，更不冲上，或只用白汤调下。
四味散 治产后一切诸疾，才方分娩，一服尤妙。
当归 玄胡索 血竭 没药（各等分）
上为细末，每服二钱，用童子小便一盏，煎六分，通口服。如心膈寒，倍当归。气
闷喘急，倍玄胡索。恶露不快，倍血竭。心腹撮痛，倍没药。
黑神散 治产后恶露不尽，或胎衣不下，血气攻冲，心腹痞满，或脐腹坚胀撮痛，及血
晕神昏，眼黑口噤，产后瘀血诸疾。
当归 芍药 熟地黄 干姜（炮） 桂心 蒲黄 甘草（炙，各四两） 黑豆（炒去皮，半升）
上为细末，每服二钱，酒童便各半盏，同煎调服。楼氏曰∶黑神散，寒多及秋冬者宜
之，若性急形瘦及夏月宜审之。
红花散 治产后血昏、血晕、血崩，及月事不匀，远年干血气。
干荷叶（干荷叶善破血） 牡丹皮 川归 红花 蒲黄（炒，各等分）
上为细末，每服半两，酒煎和渣温服。如胎衣不下，榆白皮汤调半两，立效。
鹿角散 治产后血晕，此乃虚火载血，渐渐晕将上来。用鹿角烧灰出火毒，研极细，用
好酒、童便调灌下，一呷即醒，此物行血。（补方也，尤妙在服法）
郁金散 治产后血上冲心已死，并下胎。
郁金烧存性为末，每二钱，酽醋一合，调灌之，立活。
One prescription: Grind Trogopterus Dung (Wulingzhi, 五灵脂) into a fine powder, mix with warm wine, and take two qian.
One prescription: Boil Wheat (Xiaomai, 小麦) and Adzuki Bean (Xiaodou, 小豆) to make a thick decoction; drink it, and the retained placenta will be expelled immediately.
One prescription: Burn Spicewood Thorn (Zaogelaci, 皂角刺) to ash, grind into powder, mix with warm wine, and take one qian.
One prescription: Burn Snake Slough (Shetui, 蛇蜕) into a fine powder, take with wine, two qian.
One prescription: Take one he of Black Soybean (Heidou, 黑豆), stir-fry until cooked, add one zhan of vinegar (Ku Jiu, 苦酒), boil for three to five boils, remove the beans, divide into three doses, can also be boiled in wine.
One prescription: Take one cun of yellow earth from the stove, grind finely, mix evenly with vinegar, apply to the umbilicus, then decoct and drink San Gan Cao Tang (Licorice Decoction, 甘草汤) three to four he; the placenta will be expelled.
One prescription: Take three cun of Ink (Mo, 墨), grind into powder, take with wine.
One prescription: Take one sheng of Fresh Rehmannia Root Juice (Sheng Dihuang Zhi, 生地黄汁), mix with three he of vinegar (Ku Jiu, 苦酒), warm and drink.
One prescription: Take a pinch of soot from the stove chimney (about three fingers' width), mix with water and vinegar, take orally, the placenta will be expelled immediately.
One prescription: Take one egg, mix with one he of vinegar (Ku Jiu, 苦酒), and drink.
One prescription: If male, swallow seven Adzuki Beans (Xiaodou, 小豆); if female, swallow fourteen Adzuki Beans; the placenta will be expelled.
One prescription: Boil the water used to soak Ramie Root (Zhushui, 浸苎水) strongly, drink three bowls, the placenta will fall immediately.
One prescription: Take the shoe sole worn by the mother, heat it by roasting, and moxa/iron the upper and lower abdomen fourteen times.
One prescription: Take the first water used to wash the newborn, drink one zhan, do not let the mother know.
One prescription: Take one Trichosanthes Fruit (Gualou Shi, 栝蒌实), extract the seeds, grind finely, mix with half a zhan of wine and half a zhan of Child's Urine (Tong Bian, 童便), decoct to seven parts, remove dregs, take warm. (If fruit is unavailable, root is acceptable.)
One prescription: Take one liang of Safflower Hong Hua (Honghua, 红花), decoct in wine to make a thick juice, take.
One prescription: Shave Deer Horn (Lujiao, 鹿角) into shavings, grind finely to three fen, mix with Scallion White Decoction (Congbai Tang, 葱白汤) and take.
One prescription: Whenever delivery is imminent, first remove the clothes usually worn and cover the stove opening; the placenta will descend naturally, and delivery will be easier.
One prescription: Take the husband's single garment and cover the well mouth; the placenta will be expelled immediately.
(Attached: Jue Ni Syndrome)
Da Quan states: Postpartum blood syncope (Xue Yun, 血晕) occurs due to failed blood flowing into the Liver Meridian, causing blacking out of eyes and dizziness, inability to sit or stand, and even coma and unconsciousness. This is called blood syncope. Mixing Hei Shen San (Black Divine Powder, 黑神散) with fine wine is best. Treating it as An Feng (Dark Wind) or Zhong Feng (Wind Stroke) is a mistake. When blood-heat rises counterflow due to deficiency and attacks the Heart, causing coma and unconsciousness, and Qi closure approaching extinction, drinking Child's Urine (Tong Bian, 童便) is most excellent. However, there are three causes: fainting due to excessive mental or physical exertion; fainting due to excessive bleeding; and fainting due to insufficient bleeding. Although the symptoms of fainting are the same, the treatments differ, and careful examination is required. For fainting due to excessive bleeding, characterized by stupor and restlessness, use tonifying blood and clearing Heart medicines. For fainting due to insufficient bleeding, where lochia does not descend and rushes up to attack the Heart, causing fullness and urgency below the heart, coma, clenched jaw, and complete unconsciousness, use blood-breaking and blood-moving medicines. (This section lacks the treatment method for fainting caused by excessive mental/physical exertion; generally, the focus is on clearing the Heart, cooling blood, and tonifying, such as in the Bao Ming Ji Fang. Using Child's Urine or Ophiopogon (Maimen Dong, 麦门冬), Smoked Plum (Wumei, 乌梅) etc. is acceptable. Xue uses Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang because it is due to labor; if due to mental exertion, Zhu Sha An Shen Wan is also excellent. Some doubt that Coptis (Huang Lian, 黄连) in the formula is unsuitable postpartum, which depends on the practitioner's judgment.) Ancient methods state: After delivery, prepare a weight stone, yellow stone, or hard charcoal, burn until red-hot, place in a vessel, and urgently pour vinegar over it near the bed; the vinegar vapor can eliminate blood syncope. Doing this occasionally within one month postpartum is beneficial.
Cui states: All fainting cases are due to deficiency-heat, surging blood and Qi, and emptiness in the abdomen. For those about to deliver, first apply strong vinegar to the mouth and nose, keep vinegar nearby for inhalation, and drink it slowly; this is the superior method. If feeling faint, wipe the face with vinegar; once recovered, drink vinegar, and give a little water to quench thirst. (Another version says give a little water to quench thirst.) Another method: Burn Dry Lacquer (Gan Qi, 干漆) to produce thick smoke and fumigate the mother's face to awaken her. (If dry lacquer is unavailable, burn an old lacquerware vessel to produce smoke, which is also excellent.) (Vinegar method consolidates spirit, water method clears heat, burning dry lacquer disperses blood confusion in the upper body; all are excellent.)
Guo Jizhong asks: What is postpartum blood syncope? Answer: Postpartum sudden deficiency of Qi and Blood, failure to settle, blood follows Qi upward, confusing the Heart Spirit, causing visual disturbances. In extreme cases, it causes suffocation, unconsciousness, clenched jaw, coma, and cold breath. Physicians who do not recognize this call it An Feng; treating it as such makes recovery difficult. Simply administering Qing Hun San (Clear Soul Powder, 清魂散) will restore consciousness.
Xue states: Postparture depletion of Yuan Qi, lochia attacking upward due to deficiency, causing blurred vision and dizziness, or chest fullness, coma, and clenched jaw, or phlegm obstruction, should be urgently treated with Shi Xiao San (Pain-Stopping Powder, 失笑散). If fainting due to excessive bleeding, or coma and restlessness, use a large dose of Xiong Gui Tang (Cyathula and Angelica Decoction, 芎归汤) to tonify, or Yun Tai Zi San, or Child's Urine. Add Er Chen Tang (Two-Cured Decoction, 二陈汤) if there is phlegm. If caused by mental/physical labor, use Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang (Tonify the Middle and Augment the Qi Decoction, 补中益气汤) with Cyperus (Xiang Fu, 香附). If due to extreme Qi and Blood deficiency leading to unconsciousness, use Qing Hun San, or only Xiong Gui Tang and other major Qi and Blood tonics. For any delivery, fumigation with vinegar or lacquerware, or inserting pills made of Pinellia (Ban Xia, 半夏) powder mixed with cold water into the nostrils, prevents these ailments. Danxi states: Blood syncope is due to dual deficiency of Qi and Blood, with Phlegm-Fire rising. Use Er Chen Tang to guide out phlegm, or Modified Zhu Sha An Shen Wan (Cinnabar Calming the Spirit Pill, 朱砂安神丸), taken with Ophiopogon Decoction (Maimen Dong Tang, 麦门冬汤). Generally, postpartum facial paralysis involves major tonification of Qi and Blood, combined with phlegm treatment. If Spleen and Stomach deficiency fails to consolidate, use Liu Jun Zi Tang (Six-Gentlemen Decoction, 六君子汤). At five months, take An Tai Yin (Fetus-Calming Drink, 安胎饮). At eight to nine months, add Belamcanda Rhizome (Da Fu Pi, 大腹皮) and Buxus Seed (Huang Yang Nao, 黄杨脑). Near delivery, take Bao Sheng Wu You San (Protect Life and Ensure Safety Powder, 保生无忧散) (see previous Lin Yue Shu Tai Fang); prior ailments will not occur.
A family member's wife had postpartum lower abdominal pain, suddenly developed clenched jaw, was灌ed with Shi Xiao San, gave birth after a long time, and healed with Si Wu Tang (Four Substances Decoction, 四物汤) plus Pao Jiang (Roasted Ginger, 炮姜), Bai Zhu (Atractylodes Macrocephala, 白术), and Chen Pi (Tangerine Peel, 陈皮).
A parturient drank alcohol during childbirth (alcohol is not suitable for parturients), had excessive lochia, suffered from blood syncope, and exhaled alcohol odor. This is blood moving recklessly due to alcohol-heat, causing fainting due to deficiency. Use Fo Shou San (Buddha's Hand Powder, 佛手散) plus Ge Gen (Kudzu Root, 干葛) two qian; cured in one dose. Alcohol is fierce; it is unsuitable during pregnancy and postpartum, lest it cause the aforementioned syndrome. A crowded, noisy, and hot delivery room can also cause this syndrome.
Lu Yan from Fenghua treated Mrs. Xu from Xinchang who died suddenly postpartum, with only slight warmth in the chest and diaphragm. Lu diagnosed: This is blood stagnation/muffling. Use dozens of jin of Hong Hua (Safflower, 红花), boil in a large pot. When boiling, fill a wooden barrel. Place the patient on top to fumigate. When the vapor diminishes, replenish. After a while, the woman's fingers moved, and she revived the next day. This aligns with Xu Yinzong's treatment of Empress Dowager Wang.
Jingyue (Zhongjing) states: Postpartum Yu Mao (Depression and Vertigo), pulse is weak, vomiting, inability to eat, stool is hard, but only head sweats. The reason is Blood deficiency leading to Jue (Cold Extremities/Reversal), Jue leads to Mao (Vertigo/Clouding). To resolve Mao, profuse sweating must occur. Because Blood deficiency causes lower Jue, solitary Yang rises outward, hence head sweat. Therefore, postpartum women favor sweating; loss of Yin Blood leads to excess Yang, so sweating restores Yin-Yang balance. Due to hard stool and vomiting/inability to eat, Xiao Chai Hu Tang (Minor Bupleurum Decoction, 小柴胡汤) is primary; upon resolution, appetite returns. If fever recurs after seven to eight days, this is Stomach Excess, Da Cheng Qi Tang (Major Order the Qi Decoction, 大承气汤) is primary.
Current commentary: Yu Mao is synonymous with Yun (Syncope). From this, postpartum blood syncope has three methods: Sweating, Purging, and Harmonizing. One must distinguish between Exterior/Interior and Deficiency/Excess precisely.
Qing Hun San (Clear Soul Powder): Postpartum blood syncope, sudden Qi and Blood deficiency, unrest, blood follows Qi upward, confusing Heart Spirit, causing visual disturbances. In extreme cases, suffocation, unconsciousness, clenched jaw, coma, cold breath. First, fumigate with Dry Lacquer (Gan Qi, 干漆) or lacquerware smoke via the nose, frequently stay in a room with vinegar and hot coals, then administer this medicine to awaken.
Ze Lan Ye (Eupatorium Leaf), Ren Shen (Ginseng) (each 2.5 qian), Chuan Xiong (Ligusticum) (0.5 liang), Jing Jie Sui (Schizonepeta Spike) (1 liang), Gan Cao (Licorice) (2 qian).
Grind to fine powder. Take 2 qian per dose, mix with half a zhan of warm wine and half a zhan of hot water, or mix with Child's Urine and force-feed rapidly. Upon swallowing, eyes open, Qi settles, and consciousness returns.
Xiong Gui Tang (Cyathula and Angelica Decoction): Treats postpartum excessive blood loss, coma/unconsciousness.
Chuan Xiong, Dang Gui (Angelica Sinensis, 当归) (remove radicle, wash in wine, dry, equal parts).
Chop, take 4 qian per dose, decoct in water, take warm, anytime. If stabbing pain in abdomen, add wine-fried Bai Shao (White Peony Root, 白芍药); severe cases add Gui Xin (Cinnamon Heart, 桂心). If dry mouth and irritability/thirst, add Wu Mei (Smoked Plum, 乌梅), Mai Men Dong (Ophiopogon, 麦门冬). If chills and fever, add Gan Jiang (Dried Ginger, 干姜), Bai Shao. If fluid retention below heart with slight nausea, add Fu Ling (Poria, 茯苓), Sheng Jiang (Fresh Ginger, 生姜). If deficiency-irritability and insomnia, add Ren Shen, Zhu Ye (Bamboo Leaf, 竹叶).
Bao Ming Ji Fang: Treats critical postpartum blood syncope due to excessive bleeding and Blood deficiency; tonify.
Dang Gui (Stir-fried), Chi Shao Yao (Red Peony Root, 赤芍药) (stir-fried, each 1.5 qian), Sheng Di Huang Zhi (Fresh Rehmannia Juice, 生地黄汁) (one large zhan).
Cut, decoct in water for three to five boils, take warm. If feeling irritability/heat, remove Dang Gui (Dang Gui is acrid-warm, unsuitable for heat/irritability), add half a zhan of Child's Urine, take.
The above treat diseases of fainting due to excessive blood loss.
Cu Mo (Vinegar-Quenched Ink): Take immediately after birth to prevent fainting.
Song Yan Mo (Pine Soot Ink) or Jing Mo (Capital Ink), amount unspecified, burn red with charcoal, quench in Rice Vinegar (Mi Cu, 米醋), repeat quenching seven times, grind extremely fine. Immediately after birth, take 1-2 qian, mix with Child's Urine. Light vinegar soup or warm wine is also acceptable. (Wine is inferior to vinegar, vinegar is inferior to Child's Urine).
Du Xing San (Single Traveler Powder): Treats postpartum blood syncope, coma/unconsciousness, rushing to heart causing suffocation.
Wu Ling Zhi (Trogopterus Dung, 五灵脂) half raw half stir-fried, grind to powder. Take 2 qian per dose, mix with warm wine and force-feed. Cures upon entering throat. If not cured, add equal parts of stir-fried Pu Huang (Lygodium Spore, 蒲黄), named Shi Xiao San (Pain-Stopping Powder, 失笑散). One prescription adds equal parts Jing Jie, mix with Child's Urine.
Duo Ming San (Life-Seizing Powder): Treats postpartum blood syncope, blood entering Heart Meridian, incoherent speech, forgetfulness, loss of will, and hundred diseases postpartum.
Xue Jie (Dragon's Blood, 血竭), Mo Yao (Myrrh, 没药) (equal parts).
Grind to powder. Immediately after birth, mix half a zhan of Child's Urine and half a zhan of fine wine, boil for one or two boils, mix and take 2 qian. Wait a while, then take again. The failed blood descends naturally, no longer rushing upward. Or simply mix with plain water.
Si Wei San (Four-Ingredient Powder): Treats all postpartum diseases, especially effective if taken immediately after delivery.
Dang Gui, Yan Hu Suo (Corydalis, 玄胡索), Xue Jie, Mo Yao (equal parts).
Grind to fine powder. Take 2 qian per dose, decoct one zhan of Child's Urine to six parts, take orally. If Cold in Heart/Diaphragm, double Dang Gui. If Qi oppression and panting, double Yan Hu Suo. If lochia is slow, double Xue Jie. If cramping pain in Heart/Abdomen, double Mo Yao.
Hei Shen San (Black Divine Powder): Treats incomplete lochia expulsion, retained placenta, Qi/Blood attacking upward, chest/abdominal fullness, or firm/swollen/cramping pain in navel/abdomen, as well as blood syncoma with coma, blacking out, clenched jaw, and various postpartum blood stasis diseases.
Dang Gui, Shao Yao (Peony), Shu Di Huang (Prepared Rehmannia, 熟地黄), Gan Jiang (Roasted Dried Ginger, 干姜), Gui Xin, Pu Huang, Gan Cao (Roasted, each 4 liang), Hei Dou (Stir-fried, peeled, half sheng).
Grind to fine powder. Take 2 qian per dose, mix with half a zhan of wine and half a zhan of Child's Urine, decoct together and take. Lou states: Hei Shen San is suitable for Cold patterns and Autumn/Winter seasons. For impatient, thin constitutions and Summer months, use with caution.
Hong Hua San (Safflower Powder): Treats postpartum blood clouding, blood syncope, blood flooding, irregular menstruation, and old dry blood Qi.
Gan He Ye (Dried Lotus Leaf, 干荷叶 - good at breaking blood), Mu Dan Pi (Moutan Cortex, 牡丹皮), Chuan Gui (Angelica), Hong Hua, Pu Huang (Stir-fried, equal parts).
Grind to fine powder. Take half liang per dose, decoct in wine with dregs, take warm. If retained placenta, mix half liang with Yu Bai Pi (Mulberry Root Bark, 榆白皮) soup; immediate effect.
Lu Jiao San (Deer Horn Powder): Treats postpartum blood syncope, caused by deficiency-fire carrying blood upward gradually. Burn Deer Horn (Lu Jiao, 鹿角) to ash to remove fire toxicity, grind extremely fine. Mix with good wine and Child's Urine, force-feed. One sip awakens. This herb moves blood. (Tonifying formula, excellence lies in administration method).
Yu Jin San (Curcuma Powder): Treats postpartum blood rushing to heart causing death, and expels fetus.
Yu Jin (Curcuma Longa, 郁金) burned to retain nature, grind to powder. Take 2 qian, mix with strong vinegar one he, force-feed; immediate revival.