The present application relates to the technical field of Mongolian
medicine, and discloses a Mongolian
medicine composition for treating
irregular menstruation and
hemostasis, which is based on the theory of treating liver blood together in Mongolian
medicine, and solves the technical pain points of existing hemostatic Mongolian medicine by accurately limiting the proportion of core medicinal materials: the amount of mountain bitterleaf is 1.5 to 2.5 times that of safflower, the amount of bear
gall powder is basically the same as or slightly higher than that of safflower, and the amount of
ox gall powder is equal to or approximately equal to that of bear
gall powder. This optimized proportion solves the problems of non-optimized compatibility ratio of classic Mongolian medicine prescriptions, weak synergistic effect of key medicinal materials, and single action dimension of modern purification scheme, which is difficult to harmonize blood heat and complex
pathogenesis. The effects of various medicinal materials form a deep
synergy, mountain bitterleaf clears liver heat, safflower and bear
gall powder clear blood heat in the
vein, and
ox gall powder strengthens detoxification and anti-inflammatory effect. In animal models, the hemostatic effect is improved by more than 20% on average, the anti-inflammatory effect is outstanding, and a breakthrough is achieved from single-point
hemostasis to multi-dimensional systemic regulation.