Producing contraction; stopping bleeding; having the quality of restraining hemorrhage when applied to the bleeding part; astringent.
Herbs that arrest or reduce external bleeding due to astringent action on blood vessels: yarrow, horsetail, cayenne, plantain.
A device or instrument to stop bleeding stypticus, to contract)
that which contracts or binds bleeding.
a drug that causes contraction of body tissues and canals
tending to check bleeding by contracting the tissues or blood vessels
controls bleeding by contracting blood vessels
arrests bleeding through a strongly astringent action.
herbs causing capillaries to contract and thus stop superficial hemorrhage bleeding
Arrests external bleeding
The same as an astringent: Practitioners use these herbs to stop haemorrhage and excessive bleeding. They cause blood vessels to contract or coagulation of the albuminous tissues of the blood. Examples are adrenaline and alum.
Helps reduce or stop external bleeding White Oak Bark, Yarrow
Substances, which clot the blood and thus stop bleeding.
The contraction of a blood vessel or the containment of a hemorrhage.
a substance which stops bleeding, applied externally
Arrests internal bleeding.
Stops bleeding, most often through astringent action. Cayenne, Capsicum annum Tonic: An agent which tones the tissues, both internally and externally. These often work over a period of time. Panax, Panax ginseng
Contracts tissues or blood vessels; Checks bleeding.
a substance that stops external bleeding (usually an astringent).
An agent that stops external bleeding
a substance that stops bleeding usually by contracting the tissue.
Affects immune system and reactivity due to its ability to stop hemorrhage by astringent action when used externally. to top of page
An agent that causes bleeding to stop by making tissues contract rapidly. Similar to astringent.
Binds tissue to stop internal or external bleeding.
Checking bleeding by contracting blood vessels.
stops or reduces external bleeding