TCM treatment of dysmenorrhea that highlights the essence of traditional Chinese medicine

Most women will use traditional Chinese medicine to solve the problem of dysmenorrhea. So what are the methods of traditional Chinese medicine to treat dysmenorrhea? Let us listen to what the experts say.

Traditional Chinese medicine is effective in treating dysmenorrhea. If patients take the medicine consistently, both the symptoms and the root cause can be treated, and significant results can be achieved.

The fundamental method of TCM treatment of dysmenorrhea is based on the occurrence of dysmenorrhea and the special physiological environment during and before and after menstruation. During the non-menstrual period, the Chong and Ren meridians are in balance, and pathogenic factors cannot cause stagnation or deficiency of the Chong and Ren meridians and the uterus, so there is no pain. During the menstrual period or the late menstrual period, the blood sea overflows from being full, and the uterus qi and blood change from being strong to being temporarily weak after menstruation. The qi and blood change rapidly, and pathogenic factors take advantage of the weakness, causing the qi and blood to flow poorly, and the menstrual blood circulation in the uterus is blocked, resulting in "pain due to obstruction"; or causing the Chong and Ren meridians to lose nourishment, "pain due to lack of nourishment". Its mechanism can be divided into cold, heat, deficiency and excess, with excess syndrome being the most common. Common syndromes: qi stagnation and blood stasis, cold coagulation and blood stasis, dampness, heat and blood stasis, qi and blood deficiency, liver and kidney deficiency, etc.

The method of TCM for treating dysmenorrhea is divided into two stages: "Treating the symptoms in an emergency". In the premenstrual period, the main method is to promote circulation, and the method of promoting qi and blood circulation to relieve pain is often used. It is emphasized that it is advisable to start taking medicine 3-7 days before menstruation until the menstruation is over. However, treating the symptoms is only a temporary measure. The key is to treat the root cause. Only by treating the root cause can the purpose of radical cure be achieved. Therefore, during the non-menstrual period, the focus is on treating the root cause, promoting the recovery of the functions of the internal organs, combining the body's condition, and distinguishing the cause, or regulating the liver, or benefiting the kidney, or supporting the spleen, or treating the heart. Generally speaking, it takes 3-6 months of treatment to consolidate the effect.

The above is about the methods of treating dysmenorrhea with traditional Chinese medicine. I hope it will be helpful to women who often suffer from dysmenorrhea. If you have any related questions, please contact our online experts.

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