In Traditional Chinese medicine, when the egg is extruded into fallopian
tube, liver transform yin energy to yang that triggers the yang (
progesterone) phrase. At this phrase, blood and qi move down ward, the
uterus lining becomes softer in preparing for the implantation of the
fertilized egg, if occurs. In conventional medicine, at this phrase
corpus luteum starts to produce progesterone that triggers the softening
of uterus lining for fertilized egg implantation.
Shortened luteal phase may interfere with endometrial lining readiness for egg implantation.
I. Causes
1. Yang deficiency
a) Kidney yang deficiency
Although
yang is sub-dominant in the yin phrase, it is also required to balance
the dominant yin in production of the follicles, if for what ever reason
yang is too weak, it will causes ovaries do not respond well to the
FSH, leading to inadequate follicle development, resulting in poor
follicle formation or corpus luteum does not persist as long as it
should or the uterine lining failure to develop properly.
b) Liver qi deficiency
Since
liver in responsible for the transformation of yin phrase to the yang
phrase, if liver qi is deficient caused by yang deficiency, it may
interfere with liver qi in moving blood to the uterus, leading to not
enough blood to ensure the development of the uterus lining for egg
implantation.
2. Spleen qi deficiency
Spleen is vital
distribution of food qi and essence to kidney in maintaining a normal
menstrual cycle. If for what ever reason ( prolonged in take of cold and
raw food, working in cold environment or drinking or eating a lot of
artificial ingredient), spleen fails to provide enough yang for the
kidney and liver to maintain the normal menstrual phrase, they may also
fail to do their job in providing the suitable environment for uterus
lining in egg implantation.
II. Symptoms
1. Shortened menstrual cycle
2. Bleeding
3. Frequent urination
4. Loose stools
5. Etc.
III. Treatments
A. With herbs
1. Dang gui (Chinese Angelica root)
Tradition
Chinese medicine believes Dang qui is warm and especially good in
invigorating and harmonizing blood by tonifying the liver and kidney
channels
2. Bai Shao (White pony root)
It has been used in
traditional Chinese medicine in nourishing blood, calming liver yang and
preserving yin by tonifying the kidney and spleen channels
3. For Kidney yang deficiency
a) a) Tu si zi (Chinese dodder seed)
Tu si zi is a herb used in tonifying kidney and liver, strengthening spleen by enhancing the soothing liver and kidney channels.
b) Zi shi ying (Fluoritum)
The herb has been used to warm the uterus and lung, move qi downwards ny strengthening the lung and liver channels.
4. For Spleen qi deficiency
a) Ren shen (Ginseng)
It
is one of most important herbs in traditional Chinese medicine in
strongly tonify original qi, lung and spleen qi and in case of extreme
Qi deficiency by tonifying lung and spleen channels.
b) Huang qi (Astragalus)
huang
qi is one of the herb used in tonifying spleen and lung by raising the
spleen qi and strengthening the lung downward movement.
5. Etc.
B. With acupuncture
Suggested acupuncture points
1. KI7 ( Fu liu)
2. ST36 (Zu san li)
3. REN6 (Qi hai)
4. DU4 (Ming men)
5. UB23 (Shen shu)
6. UB52 (Zhi shi)
7. Etc.
C. With food
1. Black beans
2. Legumes
3. Kelp
4. Black sesame seeds
5. Raspberries
6. Wild rice
7. Wheat germ
8. Etc.
All
information is for general illustration only, please consult with your
Chinese medicine practitioner for exacted differentiation.
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