Home Remedies For Bleeding
While any excessive or unusual bleeding is certainly a
medical emergency, herbs can also be very effective for
bleeding from a wide variety of causes.
Traditionally these anti-hemorrhagic herbs are called styptics.
Indeed, their unique ability to both prevent and arrest
bleeding should make them part of every emergency kit. Botanical
medicines can work speedily for bleeding from injuries or
wounds. They are also very effective for ruptures of capillaries
or small veins in the nose, gums or around hemorrhoids.
Several herbs are particularly effective as a compress,
wash or lotion for these types of external bleedings, especially
calendula, St. John's wort and witch hazel. These vulnerary
herbs also have the advantage of accelerating wound healing,
while being antiseptic. Additionally, herbs rich in collagen-building
nutrients, bioflavonoids and vitamin C can strengthen blood
vessels to prevent excess bruising or bleeding. Other plants
are effective for internal bleeding as well, affecting organs
that include the stomach, intestines and bronchial tubes.
Geranium, lesser periwinkle and lady's mantle are good examples.
Excess menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia) or bleeding between
periods (metrorrhagia) require attention and specific herbs
such as trillium and shepherd's purse. Naturally, any underlying
causes of bleeding, such as hormonal imbalance, need to
be discovered and dealt with. See also Anemia
- Cuts
-Menopause
Home
remedies for Bleeding
Home remedies for Bleeding #1: Calendula**—Marigold/Calendula
officinalis
• Stops bleeding from wounds, or from the scalp, mouth or
gums.
• For external use on wounds, scrapes, cuts. Antiseptic
and disinfectant, while accelerating tissue healing and
prevents secondary infection.
Home remedies for Bleeding #2: Cayenne***—Capsicum
frutescens
• Extract or powder applied externally stops bleeding in
small wounds.
• Speeds healing by improving circulation and has antiseptic
effects.
• Capsules or tea reduce internal bleeding. Useful for nosebleeds.
Home remedies for Bleeding #3: Geranium**—Cranesbill/Geranium
maculatum
• An astringent and styptic; decreases clotting time in
external wounds.
• Especially for bleeding in the digestive tract, including
stomach ulcers,
bleeding and diarrhea in irritable bowel syndrome or Crohn's
disease.
• May also be used in excess menstrual or vaginal bleeding.
Home remedies for Bleeding #4: Lady's
Mantle*—Alchemilla vulgaris
• Promotes blood coagulation and is a strong astringent
for internal bleeding, heavy menstrual flow or bloody diarrhea.
• Useful as a rinse after dental surgery or as a douche
for vaginitis.
Home remedies for Bleeding #5: Lesser
Periwinkle**—Vinca minor
• Astringent/styptic for internal bleeding, bloody diarrhea
or heavy menses.
• Reduces bleeding from nose, gums, mouth or after tooth
extractions.
• Useful for arteriosclerosis and insufficient blood flow
to the brain.
Home remedies for Bleeding #6: Raspberry
Leaf*—Rubus idaeus
• Traditional use to prevent or treat bleeding during pregnancy
or labor.
• Used to stop bleeding from skin ulcers, wounds, gums or
sore throat.
• An effective astringent used to treat conjunctivitis,
diarrhea, vaginitis.
Home remedies for Bleeding #7: Shepherd's
Purse***—Thlaspi bursa pastoris
• A strong styptic; stops bleeding from external wounds,
nosebleeds.
• Internally for bloody diarrhea and dysentery or urinary
tract bleeding.
• Used for heavy uterine bleeding during or between menses
or due to fibroids, miscarriage, menopause or post-partum
bleeding.
Home remedies for Bleeding #8: St. John's
Wort***—Hypericum perfoliatum
• Stops bleeding from injuries and open wounds, puncture
wounds, abrasions, irritated gums or hemorrhoids (take internally
and externally).
• Internally: effective for various kinds of bleeding or
bleeding tendency.
• Externally: antiseptic and antiviral, speeds healing of
wounds, burns.
Home remedies for Bleeding #9: Trillium***—Birthroot/Trillium
erectum or pratense
• Excellent for excess bleeding associated with fibroids,
too frequent or prolonged periods, bleeding between periods
or uterine prolapse.
• Specific benefit for excess blood loss during menopause.
• Uterine tonic; relieves pain in the back, hip and pelvis.
Home remedies for Bleeding #10: Witch
liazel***—Hamamehs virginiana
• Apply to wounds, cuts, nosebleeds, or for injury to veins,
eyes.
• Good for chronic effects of trauma, for bruising; relieves
pain, soreness.
• Stops bleeding, prevents infection, promotes healing in
ragged wounds.
Home remedies for Bleeding #11: Yarrow***—Achillea
millefolium
• An astringent healing herb, effective for hemorrhage from
wounds, internal injuries, hemorrhoids, after surgery or
childbirth, nosebleed.
• Internal use to staunch bleeding from lungs, bladder,
bowels, uterus.
• Specifically benefits endometriosis, bleeding from varicose
veins.
Note: Other astringents that arrest bleeding include oak,
bistort and plantain. For hormone-related bleeding, consider
vitex, rnaca and especially clong quai to regulate menses.
Stop
using recipes for home remedies from those web sites that
show only visitor's uploaded remedies. Don't put
your life in Danger...
Now you can get the real stuff, all the
secret home remedies used by Naturopathic practitioners
from all over the world compiled into one book… More
than 300 pages loaded with more then 3,000 of the most secretly
guarded Home Remedies
Click
Here
