A 40-year-old Indonesian woman came to the emergency department with decreased consciousness resulting from grade 3 hemorrhagic shock due to prolonged placenta retention for 10 days after delivering her third child. Her blood pressure was 80/50 mmHg, heart rate was 135 beats/minute, respiratory rate 25–30 breaths/minute, and she had prolonged capillary refill. She has no history of abortion, hypertension, or diabetes mellitus. She had prenatal care twice during pregnancy and delivered her three children by midwife. She underwent an emergency hysterectomy and was sent to the ICU because of massive blood loss, with a hemoglobin (Hb) level of 4.2 gr/dL despite receiving two bags of packed red blood cells (PRC) during the operation and four more bags within her first day in the ICU. The patient was ventilated, supported by vasopressors, treated with broad spectrum antibiotics, fluid resuscitation, and blood transfusions, accompanied by routine ventilator bundle. The most prominent abnormal laboratory result, besides severe anemia, was a hypoalbuminemia of 2.1 gr/dL followed by an electrolyte imbalance, including hyponatremia 132 mEq/L, hypocalcemia 7 mg/L, and hypomagnesemia 1.6 mg/dL. Despite her vital sign improvement and electrolyte correction treatment, her hemodynamics were difficult to stabilize, with persistent gastric residue and periodic urine output less of than 1 cc/kg/hour during the first 24 hours, which slowed the ventilator weaning process, vasopressor reduction, and gut feeding. On the second day, the patient was given an oral supplementation containing extract of 7000 mg C. striata, 250 mg M. oleifera, and 250 mg C. xanthorrhiza, divided into three doses every 5 hours. After the second dose, the gastric residue started to subside, and it disappeared after the third dose. Ventilator weaning was accelerated after the second dose, with improvements in respiratory rate, pressure support, and oxygen supply. Blood pressure became more stable, and urine output increased higher than one cc/kg/hour after the third dose, so vasopressors could be decreased. The patient’s condition improved on the third day. She received three doses of supplements before extubation and six doses of supplements after extubation. Laboratory examination showed improvement in blood parameters, with Hb reaching 9.8 gr/dL and albumin level reaching 2.5 gr/dL, and normal lactate level in the blood gas analysis result. The patient was discharged from the hospital on the fourth day. The oral supplementation of C. striata, M. oleifera, and C. xanthorrhiza appeared to be safe and effective in improving the clinical condition of the patient with hemorrhagic shock due to prolonged placenta retention.