China – Expel Uterus Stag 60T N:895512-009

Description

China – Expel Uterus Stagnation (60T) is a Traditional Chinese Medicine formula (Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wan) used to improve blood circulation and remove blood stagnation in the uterus. It helps support women’s reproductive health by relieving painful or irregular periods, reducing clots, and addressing conditions like fibroids, cysts, and pelvic discomfort. By restoring proper blood flow, it promotes balance and overall uterine wellbeing according to TCM principles.

🌿 Ingredients:

Key herbal ingredients include:

• Gui Zhi (Cinnamon twig)

• Mu Dan Pi (Moutan bark)

• Tao Ren (Peach seed)

• Bai Shao / Chi Shao (Peony root)

• Fu Ling (Poria mushroom)

✅ Benefits:

🌸 1. Supports Menstrual Health

• Helps with painful periods (dysmenorrhoea)

• Useful for irregular or absent menstruation

🩸 2. Reduces Blood Stasis

• Helps relieve dark clots, heavy or abnormal bleeding

🧬 3. Supports Uterine Conditions

Traditionally used for:

• Uterine fibroids

• Ovarian cysts

• Endometriosis

• Polyps

🔄 4. Improves Circulation in Pelvic Area

• Helps reduce pelvic pain, pressure, and stagnation-related discomfort

🤰 5. Fertility Support (TCM Context)

• May support fertility where blood stagnation affects the uterus

⚠️ Important Considerations:

• ❌ Contraindicated in pregnancy

• Use with caution if:

  • Heavy bleeding disorders are present

  • You are on blood-thinning medication

Brief History:

This formula is based on Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wan, first recorded in Essentials of the Golden Chamber by Zhang Zhongjing around 200 AD. It has been used for nearly 2,000 years in Traditional Chinese Medicine to treat uterine masses, menstrual disorders, and conditions caused by blood stagnation, and remains widely used today for women’s reproductive health.

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