Some women may experience sore breast and irritability during ovulation
phase of menstrual cycle. They are defined as conditions of liver qi can
not move blood freely due to liver qi stagnation.
I. Causes
1. Spleen qi deficiency
Stomach
is the primary organ in digestive food essence after foods are eaten.
If for what ever reason, the stomach can not digest food properly, it
may cause the inability of spleen in absorb food qi and essence for our
body needs, leading to spleen qi deficiency, resulting in disturbing the
qi formation and transporting it to the liver to move blood, leading to
liver qi stagnation cause of sore breast and irritability.
2. Kidney in fluid distribution
Spleen
is a vital organs in transporting fluid to the kidney for distribution
to our body needs, if spleen fails to do it function or kidney'
inability to transport fluid properly, it causes fluid retain in the
body tissues. In this case, it causes fluid accumulated in the breast,
leading to sore breast and irritability.
3. Lung qi deficiency
Lung
qi is important to circulate qi in the entire body. Lung qi deficiency
can be caused by spleen qi deficiency that interfere with the function
of lung in assisting liver in moving qi in the blood vessels.
4. Liver qi stagnation
Liver
qi stagnation can not transport blood and assist heart in moving blood
freely in the blood vessel, leading to pain moving around and nervous
tension. In this case, it causes pain in the breast and irritability.
II. Treatments
A. With Chinese herbs
1. Sheng ma (Black cohosh)
the
cool herb helps to sooth the channels of lung, spleen, stomach and
large intestine, thereby reducing the symptoms of sore freast and
irritability caused by liver heat and toxicity as well as raising yang
and guiding other herbs upwards.
2. Chai hu (Thorowax root)
It
has been used in traditional Chinese medicine in treating liver qi
stagnation as well as nourishing the deficiency of spleen and stomach
and kidney, thereby reducing the risk of liver qi stagnation caused by
spleen and stomach's inability to absorb food qi and essence.
3. Bai shao yao (White peony)
Beside
having a function in nourishing blood and regulating period during
menstrual cycle, it also enhances the liver function in calming yang and
alleviating pain, including sore breast.
4. Qing pi (Tangerine peel)
the
berb improve the function of liver qi causes of irritability and sore
breast by promoting the soothing of channels of liver, gallbladder and
large intestine.
5. Huang qi (Astragalus root)
It is one of
the herb that helps to increase the function of liver in generating more
blood and liver qi in blood transportation due to excessive blood loss
during menstruation.
6. Etc.
B. Acupuncture
Suggested acupuncture points
1. LI4(Er jian)
2. LV3 (Tai chong)
3. LV4 (Zhong feng)
4. St36 (Zu san li)
5. GB20 (Feng chi)
6. Etc.
C. Diet
1. Garlic
2. Chicken
3. Coconut meat
4. Date
5. Cheery
6. Squash
7. Red and black date
8. Rice
9. Etc.
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