Bleeding / haemorrhage
Notice
This does not replace a doctor. Information is for educational purposes only. Serious or persistent symptoms → see a qualified professional.
Folk use
Traditional and folk associations have not been clinically validated. They are not treatments.
Plants traditionally associated with Bleeding / haemorrhage
- Sangre de grado / Dragon's bloodCroton lechleriClinicalCaution
- Stinging NettleUrtica dioicaClinicalCaution
- BilberryVaccinium myrtillusClinicalCaution
- Tree-peony root bark / mu dan pi (牡丹皮)Paeonia suffruticosaPreclinicalCaution
- YarrowAchillea millefoliumPreclinicalCaution
- Shepherd's PurseCapsella bursa-pastorisPreclinicalCaution
- CorianderCoriandrum sativumPreclinicalDanger
- Self-HealPrunella vulgarisPreclinicalCaution
- HorsetailEquisetum arvenseTraditional (systematized)Caution
- Cramp BarkViburnum opulusTraditional (systematized)Danger
- White Dead-NettleLamium albumFolk