Ingredients

  • Salvia (danshen) 15 g
  • Peach kernel (taoren) 10 g, skin and tip removed
  • Lotus seed (lianzi) 30 g, heart removed
  • Rock sugar to taste

Principle

Salvia and peach kernel are a common blood-invigorating pair in TCM tubal-care patterns; lotus seed tonifies spleen–kidney and calms spirit with slight astringency (syndrome differentiation required). **Not a fixed name from one classical text.**

Effects & uses

Adjunct ‘move blood and free collaterals’ approach; **cannot reopen established adhesions or occlusion**—HSG/reproductive evaluation required (syndrome differentiation required).

Method

  1. Decoct salvia and peach kernel ~30 minutes; strain.
  2. Soak lotus seed 2 hours; simmer in decoction with extra water until soft; add sugar.

How to use

  • Eat warm 2–3 times weekly.

Caution

Contraindicated in pregnancy; caution with bleeding tendency or anticoagulants. Lotus may worsen constipation. Not a substitute for surgery, intervention, or IVF; retention enemas are clinician-only. Food-care only.

Source

Compiled from tubal-obstruction patent formulas and He Guiying (Fuzhou TCM Hospital) reports; cooking steps editorial. To be manually verified.

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