How do Chinese medicine experts view ovarian cysts?

The ovaries are important organs for women and are also an important part of the body that is indispensable for having children. If the ovaries are diseased, it will affect women's body and mind. Ovarian cysts are the most prominent one. If this disease is not treated in time, severe patients may develop cancer. So, what are the causes of ovarian cysts?

Chinese medicine experts have unique insights into the causes of ovarian cysts:

1. Phlegm and blood stasis condense, worry and sadness; deficiency produces phlegm, phlegm and fluid stagnate and block the Qi, causing Qi stagnation and blood stasis, and phlegm and blood stasis forming lumps. Long-term accumulation of phlegm and blood stasis can also lead to cancer. In addition to the above symptoms of Qi and blood stagnation, patients with ovarian cysts often have fullness and stuffiness in the stomach, palpitations, shortness of breath, poor appetite, edema, nausea, muscle stiffness, increased abdominal circumference, menstrual disorders, difficulty urinating, urgent or difficult bowel movements, distension in the lower abdomen or pits, and a feeling of falling.

2. During the period of Qi and blood stagnation or after childbirth, cold stagnates the blood. Or internal injury, depression hurts the liver, Qi movement is not smooth, Qi and blood are stagnant, and Qi and blood stagnate. If the stasis lasts for a long time, it will turn into cancer. Ovarian cysts show no obvious symptoms except for the lump in the lower abdomen or only petechiae on the tongue. If it is malignant, the lower abdominal lump is hard and fixed, painful and resistant to pressure, the skin is not moist and the complexion is purple, and the tongue has petechiae. Patients in the late stage of malignancy may have ascites, haggardness, fatigue and other symptoms.

Traditional Chinese medicine treats ovarian cysts from a holistic perspective, soothing the liver and regulating qi, strengthening the root cause, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, softening and dispersing nodules, clearing away heat and detoxifying, and comprehensively regulating the endocrine system to activate qi and blood, and regulating the balance between blood and qi. Qi is the driving force of blood. For women, blood is the material basis of menstruation. If the internal organs are dysfunctional, the circulation of qi and blood will be affected, involving the function of the blood sea, which can lead to various gynecological diseases such as ovarian cysts.

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