All women are experience irregular period sometimes during their child
bearing years, before menopause. While Western medication has never
viewed that irregular menstruation is a problem of women reproductive
system, traditional Chinese medicine looks at this problem seriously, if
untreated, it will disharmonize the women ecosystem, leading to nervous
tension and other health problems, including infertility. Imbalance of
liver is defined is a health condition of which liver is no longer
function normally in moving blood in the blood vessels and govern smooth
flow of the emotion and stress due to the affect of excessive anger or
unexpressed anger, leading to liver being damaged that affects the
regular menstruation and fertility.
In traditional Chinese medicine is defined as a organ in charge of
storing kidney essence, will, determination, and power of memory, water
distribution, bone marrow, spinal and brain marrow, graping qi and
bladder as well as hearing , and 2 private parts. Imbalance of kidney
sometime can be caused by kidney yang deficiency due to intake of raw
and cold foods, rigid exercise, frequent ejaculation, etc., leading to
dampness accumulation that can manifest to damp heat, leading to phlegm.
I. Symptoms
1. Low sexual desire
2. Lower back and knee pain
3. Diarrhea
4. Frequent urination
5. Clear and profuse urination
6. Difficulty urinating, and
7. Edema
8. Sexual dysfunction
9. Premature ejaculation
10. Infertility
11. Clear vaginal discharge
12. No ovulation for some women
13. Etc.
II. Causes
1. Colding effect
Eating
cold foods for a prolonged period of time will cause kidney yang
deficiency. Cold foods are yin in nature, after entering the stomach,
our body needs to provide more yang to digest it that depletes the yang
qi.
2. Frequent sexual activity
Frequent sexual activity may
not affect the young men and women, because kidney essence is abundant,
but you reach a certain age, kidney essence slowly deplete, leading to
yang qi deficiency causing low sexual desire and distorting the normal
menstrual cycle including amenorrhea.
3. Occupation
Working in
a cold environment for a prolonged period of time will cause yang
deficiency, as our body need to balance the normal body temperature by
constantly producing heat to counter the cold.
4. Etc.
III. Treatments
A. With Herbs
1. Bu Gu Zhi
Bu
gu zhi is also known as psoralea fruit and used in traditional Chinese
medicine in treating blockage of meridian kidney-Spleen. It tonifies the
yang qi by increasing the kidney function in assisting the function of
lung qi and the function of spleen in qi distribution.
2. Lu rong
Lu
rong is also known as deer antler, deer antler velvet, it is a great
herb that helps to reduce the blockage of the meridian liver and kidney.
Since yang qi deficiency is also caused blood deficiency, improving the
body yang by strengthening the liver's function in blood formation and
kidney's function in fluid distribution, it reduces the yang deficiency
in the body.
3. Du Zhong
It is also known ecommia bark, it is
one the most used herb to enhance the function of meridian kidney-liver
by promoting the qi and blood formation. Since the liver is a organ in
charge of blood storing and blood formation and kidney is in charge of
fluid regulation, it increases blood flow to the entire body and reduces
fluid accumulated in the body, thus enhancing yang.
4. Etc.
B. With acupuncture
Suggested acupuncture points
1. UB23 (Shenshu)
2. GV4 (Mingmen)
3. CV4(Guanyang)
4. CV6 (Qihai)
5. KD3 (taixi)
6. KD7 (Fuliu)
7. UB52 (Zhishi)
8.Etc.
C. With Foods
1. Radish
2. Squash
3. Turnip
4. Cherry,
5. Lychi
6. Peach
7. Strawberry
8. Pistachio nuts
9. Lobster,
10. Mussel
11. Trout
12. Chicken
13. Lamb
14. Basil
15. Black pepper
16.Chive
17. Cinnamon bark
18. Garlic,
19. Ginger
20. Onion
21. Etc.
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