A spoon with the shape similar to the previous one; with one end in the shape a pen, used for eliminating water in the body.
A long spoon with a hollow interior, in the shape of bird's feather, with a curved end, used A spoon with a round handle, with an end like barley, without any hole,
used to cut off vegetation in the bone.

A spoon in the shape of a frog's head with sharp end, used to cut off vegetation from the lung or liver.
Other instrumentsAn instrument like a saw with a serrated edge, 25 cm long and 5 cm wide,used to saw bones.
An instrument like a scissors, used to sever the vessel and fibers in an ulcer.
A hook-like instrument 2 zha (the unit zha is the length of a line from the tip of the thumb to the tip of index finger when they are fully extended) in length, used to remove a dead fetus from the uterus.

An instrument like the tip of a snake's head when standing erect, 2 zha in length, used to remove stones from the bladder.

A long hollow tube as slender as a wheat straw, 30 cm long, used to drain retained urine from the bladder.

A trumpet-shaped instrument, with an end large enough to allow a thumb, the caliber decreases gradually toward the other end, in which there is a small hole through which another instrument the size of a pen can be passed so that medicines can be delivered into the anus.
A bronze bowl-shaped instrument, 10 cm in diameter, used for removing bad blood and pus from the body.

Being a kind of therapeutic measure with its own unique features, bloodletting in Tibetan medicine adopts a kind of special lancet for letting out the blood at special

locations of a patient's body. The effect is rather satisfactory. This is technique is still popularly applied, especially in rural areas. for detecting whether pus has formed.
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