In traditional Chinese medicine, dysmenorrhea is defined as a pain in
the lower abdomen, appearing with menstrual cycle that can spread over
to the whole abdomen and lumbosacral region, depending on diagnosis. If
not treated, it may contribute to infertility for some women.
Symptoms
of blood deficiency of dysmenorrhrea can be defined as a vague pain in
the lower abdomen during or 1-2 days after menstruation.
B.B. 1. Scanty menstruation with reddish and thin blood
As
we mention in previous article, liver is important for blood formation
and spleen for blood circulation, for what ever reason, women with
dysmenorrhrea are found to have sluggish liver function during
menstruation, leading to the inability of liver in making enough blood
for our body, leaving no blood for menstruation.
B.B.2. Weakness and lack of strength
Weakness
or lack of strength, during menstrual cycle may be due kidney yang
deficiency or spleen inability to transport oxygen and nutrients to the
body cells as resulting of blockage of qi in some meridians.
B.B.3. Pale tongue with white and thin fur
If
there are not enough blood circulated in the body, the first thing is
reflected in the tongue according TCM. Pale tongue is due to over
consumption of raw food, cool or cold foods and drink, leading to kidney
yang deficiency and affecting liver function in blood formation,
resulting in pale tongue.
B.B.4. Weak pulse
Weak pulse may be
caused by insufficient blood or slow blood movement in the circulatory
system due to blockage of qi or blood stasis in certain organs, leading
to not enough blood to the reproductive organs to sustain a healthy
menstruation.
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