All women are experience menstrual disorders sometimes during their child
bearing years, before menopause. While Western medication has never
viewed that menstrual disorder 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.
Dampness
is defined as a condition of high humidity inside the body. It is
easily combined with heat or cold to cause damp-heat or damp-cold,
according traditional Chinese medicine.
C.D.1. Weather
Expose
yourself in wet environment for the prolong period of time, may cause
dampness accumulation , as a result of depletion of yang in controlling
the dryness in the body.
C.D. 2. Raw foods
Eating too much raw
foods for a prolong period of time, may cause yang deficiency that
effects the spleen function in transporting qi and disrupts the kidney
in fluid distribution, leading to water accumulation in lower part of
the body that creates a worse environment for dampness invasion.
C.D.3. Occupation
Certain
occupations require people to work in damp and wet environment that
cause long term moister accumulated in the lung, leading to spleen
deficiency. While dampness has a tendency moved downward, it affects the
heart in blood circulation, causing blood stagnation resulting in
abdominal cramps and pain.
C.D.4. Spleen deficiency
Spleen
deficiency caused by unhealthy diet or irregular diet may interfere with
kidney and liver function in fluids and blood distribution, leading to
over flow of fluids and blood stagnation in the abdomen. Also spleen
deficiency may also interfere the lung function in qi flow.
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