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Treats sudden onset of various bleeding conditions, with uncontrolled hemorrhage; it combines hemostasis (stopping bleeding) and blood stasis resolution.

Oujie (Lotus Node Stipule): Decoct for medicinal use, or mix juice with medicine, or consume raw lotus root alone; also treats oral and nasal bleeding. This is a key herb for clearing the source and purifying the origin.
Zonghui (Cinnabar Ash / Palm Fiber Ash): Resolves blood stasis, stops hematemesis (vomiting blood), epistaxis (nosebleed), and hemoptysis (coughing up blood); can be added to formulas or taken alone.
Qiangen (Madder Root): Can be chopped or juiced; invigorates blood, promotes blood circulation, and stops hematemesis and epistaxis.
Jiu Zhi (Chinese Chive Juice): Stops hematemesis, resolves blood accumulation in the stomach region; take warm after stewing with child's urine.
Laifu Zhi (Radish Juice): Stops hematemesis and severe epistaxis where blood continues to flow from the nose.
Manjing Zhi (Turnip Juice): Stops hematemesis and epistaxis.
Gan Shi (Dried Persimmon): A herb treating the Spleen; resolves old blood causing hematemesis and epistaxis.
Yujin (Curcuma Longa Rhizome): Resolves blood stasis, stops hematemesis and epistaxis.
Fahui (Scalp Hair Ash): Absorbs blood stasis; take mixed with water for upper and lower bleeding; can also be insufflated into the nose.
Jing Mo (Beijing Ink): Stops hematemesis; grind and take orally.
Suotu Xue (Patient's Own Vomit Blood): Charred black, ground into powder, taken with Maidong Tang (Ophiopogon Decoction) 3 fen; uses blood to guide blood.
Sunu Xue (Patient's Own Epistaxis Blood): Collected and applied to the corners of the eyes, or charred into powder, taken with water 1 qian.
Ren Zhijia (Human Nail): Scraped into powder and insufflated into the nose to stop epistaxis.

Treats Yin deficiency with fire hyperactivity, heat in the blood causing reckless movement, leading to hematemesis, epistaxis, hematemesis, coughing blood, expectoration, and spitting blood.

Sheng Dihuang (Rehmannia Root): Avoid iron vessels; 2 qian; treats damage to Heart and Lung, hematemesis, and epistaxis.
Zishen (Bupleurum Root / Stellera Root - Note: Context suggests Bupleurum or similar, WHO term often Bupleuri Radix but historically varied; here treated as specific herb): 1 qian; stops hemoptysis and epistaxis; can be taken with Ginseng powder to stop hematemesis.
Danshen (Salvia Miltiorrhiza Root): 1 qian; resolves epistaxis, generates new blood.
Mudanpi (Tree Peony Bark): 1 qian; harmonizes blood, generates blood, clears heat from blood.
Danggui (Angelica Sinensis Root): 1 qian; the head stops bleeding, the body regulates blood, the tail breaks blood stasis; for unceasing epistaxis, take 1 qian as powder.
Xiong (Ligusticum Wallichii Rhizome / Chuanxiong): 1 qian; resolves old blood, nourishes new blood, stops hematemesis and epistaxis.
Baishao (White Peony Root): 1 qian; disperses bad blood, expels thief blood, soothes Liver and assists Spleen; for unceasing hemoptysis, take with Xijiao (Rhinoceros Horn) juice.
Huangqin (Scutellaria Baicalensis Root): Wine-fried, 1 qian; treats all types of blood loss, accumulated heat; take as powder for hematemesis and epistaxis.
Mendong (Ophiopogon Tuber): Remove heart, 1.5 qian; treats accumulated heat in Heart and Lung, unceasing hematemesis and epistaxis; or crush for juice, mix with honey and take alone, or take with Sheng Dihuang.
Zhizi (Gardenia Fruit): Resolves blood accumulation in the stomach region, stops epistaxis; charred black, 1 qian.

The above ten herbs are essential items for nourishing Yin and suppressing Yang. Prepare as one dose, decoct in water. Before taking, add one cup of child's urine and one cup of Oujie juice, take warm. Alternatively, take with ground Xijiao (Rhinoceros Horn) juice. Adjust dosages according to symptoms; efficacy will be swift. If blood congestion is severe, double the dosage of the preceding heat-clearing and hemostatic agents.