Chinese ink in squid belly

Chinese ink in squid belly

(notes on materia medica)

[source] ink from the ink sac of aconitidae. See "cuttlebone" for animal morphology.

[function and indications] "materia medica notes": "the main blood pricking heartache. "

[usage and dosage] oral administration: dry powder or vinegar, 3-5 minutes each time, twice a day.

[clinical application] treatment of functional uterine bleeding

Take the complete ink bag of fresh cuttlefish, dry and grind it into powder, then put it into capsule. Take 1 g each time, twice a day, 3-5 days as a course of treatment. 61 cases were treated, 38 cases were cured, 13 cases were improved, 10 cases were ineffective, the effective rate was more than 80%. For other bleeding, also has a certain effect. No obvious side effects were found.