Amenorrhea caused by artificial abortion for 7 years was cured

In the second year of her marriage, Ms. Tao welcomed a new member of her family - a baby boy born naturally. In the sixth month after giving birth, Ms. Tao's menstruation appeared. The menstrual cycle was very regular, coming every 30 days, and the amount of menstruation was not much different from before, still 5 days without menstruation.

Two years later, Ms. Tao got pregnant again, so she had an artificial abortion. The operation went smoothly, and the bleeding stopped on the 7th day after the operation. But since that artificial abortion, Ms. Tao has not had any menstrual problems, and it has been 7 years. During this period, she had intermittent use of progesterone many times, and there was withdrawal bleeding during the medication period, but other than that, there was no menstrual recovery.

Now, Ms. Tao's diet is OK, but her sleep is not good, and she is obese. She is 1.64 meters tall and weighs 85kg, which was not even this "height" when she was pregnant. After the female hormone test, it was found that: E2: 44.60pg/ml, FSH: 8.40mU/ml, LH: 11.40mU/ml, PRL: 8.60ng/ml, T: 203.00ng/dl, P: 1.00ng/ml.

After learning about Ms. Tao's situation, the Chinese medicine doctor believed that Ms. Tao's condition was caused by spleen and kidney yang deficiency and insufficient qi and blood. After giving birth, she should have taken care of herself in time to regulate qi and blood, but she had an artificial abortion 2 years after giving birth, which caused the qi and blood that had not yet recovered to be damaged again, resulting in amenorrhea. Based on this, the treatment was based on the principle of strengthening the spleen and warming the kidney and regulating qi and blood. The prescription consisted of Cuscuta, Rhizoma Alismatis, Cinnamon Twig, Polygala, Poria, Dipsacus asper, Eucommia, Rose, Prunella Vulgaris, Atractylodes macrocephala, and Chicken's gizzard lining, which were decocted in water and taken once in the morning and evening, one dose a day.

After half a month, Ms. Tao's condition improved, her diet was OK, her bowel movements were normal, but her basal body temperature was monophasic. So the medication was adjusted to wolfberry, radish, cinnamon, sparganium, amomum, radish, cistanche, chuanxiong, julibrissin, eucommia, and aurantium. After taking the medicine for another half a month, her insomnia improved, but her basal body temperature was still monophasic, and she did not ovulate.

One month later, the patient's basal body temperature showed an upward trend. The prescription was adjusted to Bupleurum, Cuscuta, Epimedium, Donkey-hide Gelatin, Polygala, Dipsacus, Eucommia, Albizzia julibrissin, Coix seeds, Morinda officinalis, Angelica, and Corydalis. Another month later, the effect of the medication was not very obvious, so the medication was adjusted to include Adenophora australis, Zedoaria, Polygonatum, Prunella Vulgaris, Rose, Toosendan, Artemisia capillaris, Sappan wood, Placenta, Alisma, Polyporus, and Cinnamomum cassia. After two weeks of medication, the basal body temperature was still monophasic, the amount of vaginal discharge was small, the sexual life was normal, and the bowel movements were regular. In the past six months, after many adjustments to the medication, Ms. Tao finally had her menstruation again, with 5 days of menstruation, and an atypical biphasic premenstrual basal body temperature. After ovulation was restored, she was followed up for 3 months. The patient's menstrual cycle returned to one month, the premenstrual basal body temperature was biphasic, and ovulation was restored.