Can I take Guyuan Paste if I have uterine cold and dysmenorrhea?

In the case of uterine cold and dysmenorrhea, consuming Guyuan Paste in moderation may have a certain auxiliary conditioning effect, but the effect varies from person to person. In severe cases, medical treatment should be sought as soon as possible.

Uterine cold is often related to the accumulation of cold in the body. In traditional Chinese medicine theory, this may lead to poor menstrual blood flow, thus causing dysmenorrhea. Guyuan Paste is mainly made of warm ingredients such as donkey-hide gelatin, walnuts, and longans. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that these ingredients have the effects of nourishing blood and qi, warming the spleen and kidneys, and may have a relieving effect on cold constitutions.

For those who suffer from uterine cold and dysmenorrhea, it is important to take Guyuan Paste into consideration when taking it. For example, although donkey-hide gelatin has a good blood-tonifying effect, if the body constitution is damp and hot or the spleen and stomach are weak, it may cause problems such as indigestion. The cause of dysmenorrhea is not a single condition, and may involve diseases such as endometriosis and pelvic inflammatory disease, which cannot be cured by food supplements alone.

It is recommended that people with uterine cold and dysmenorrhea keep their abdomen warm, eat less raw and cold food, and do more moderate low-intensity exercise. Guyuan Paste can be used as part of daily conditioning, but the amount should be controlled to prevent getting angry. If the symptoms are long-term, severe or recurring, be sure to consult a doctor in time to find out the specific cause and get targeted treatment.