All women are experience menstruation disorders sometimes during their child
bearing years, before menopause. Girls in South East Asia have learnt
in their early women life from grand mother wisdom, that they do not
engage in any activity, distorting their regular period. Menstruation
disorders should be treated immediately as a normal disease, otherwise
it may cause wide range of women issues, such as infertility, according
to traditional Chinese medicine.
AA.. Definition
Dysmenorrhea
(painful menstruation) is defined as a condition of severe uterine pain
during menstruation. Some women may experience periodic pains during or
prior to, or after menstrual periods in the lower abdomen as resulting
of over production of certain hormones in the prostaglandins family. 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 to diagnosis.
A.B. Types of dysmenorrhea In TCM perspective
There are 5 types of dysmenorrhea, depending on diagnosis
1. Blood and qi stagnation
Blood stagnation is defined as a condition of
blood has become obstructed and does not flows freely to the entire
body due to abnormal function of liver in regulating the transportation
of blood and qi. Sometimes, it may be caused by external pathogens, qi
stagnation or mental and emotional disturbances.
2. Blood deficiency
Blood
deficiency is defined as condition of which there are not enough blood
to circulate to the entire body due to abnormal function function of
spleen in energy and qi transportation, leading to not enough blood for
our body needs. It may cause by qi stagnation, anaemia or emotional and
mental state disharmony and excess.
3. Damp Heat
Damp
heat is defined as a condition of excessive yin deficiency or the
failure of yin to control yang and yang becomes hyperactive, thus giving
rise to internally extreme heat, due to abnormal function of liver in
qi regulating. It is said that the symptoms can be solved by clearing
liver heat, soothing liver qi.
4. Dampness or Wind
a) Dampness
is defined as a condition of excessive fluids accumulated in the body
caused by deficiency of kidney yin or abnormal function of spleen in
blood and qi transportation, leading to abnormal function of the
respiratory and digestive systems thus, affecting menstrual flow.
b) Wind
Wind
is caused the extensive imbalance of either yin or yang and qi and
blood, leading to abnormal function of Liver in transporting blood to
nourish the reproductive organs, leading to high fever with thirst, red
face and eyes, ringing in the ears and abnormal menstruation.
5. Imbalance of Kidney or Liver
a)
Kidney is defined as a organ in regulating the reproductive system,
function of uterus and growth of our body. Imbalance of kidney yin or
yang causes the uterus to become depleted, leading to irregular periods.
Unhealthy diet, raw food diet or occupation can cause imbalance of
kidney qi.
b) Live is the organ in regulating the formation of
blood and the function of spleen in blood transportation, including the
reproductive organs. Abnormal function of liver may disrupt the qi and
blood flow in the body, leading to blockage of the meridian system,
resulting in dysmenorrhea. Excessive drinking, unhealthy diet, physical
and emotional stress are said to cause liver imbalance.
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