Bad Blood / E Xue
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Refers to blood that has left the vessels and failed to be expelled, or stagnant and putrid blood that has accumulated over time. It not only hinders the generation of new blood (if not removed, new blood cannot be generated), but also can cause mental derangement (such as postpartum evil blood rushing to the heart).
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Zombie processes that must be cleaned up. Having bad blood in the body is like having a deadlocked process running in the background of a computer. It not only occupies memory but also prevents new programs from starting. It must be forcibly terminated (by invigorating blood and dispelling stasis) for the system to recover its blood-producing function.
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Bad blood refers to stagnant, turbid blood that should be removed but is not (not physiological blood). It obstructs the channels and collaterals, causing pain, masses, heat, etc. It is commonly seen after childbirth or falls and injuries, and should be treated by invigorating blood and dispelling stasis.
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