Chinese medicine prescription for treating amenorrhea in adolescence

Adolescent amenorrhea can be treated with Chinese medicine to regulate the body, but it needs to be treated according to the patient's specific condition. It is recommended to use effective prescriptions under the guidance of a Chinese medicine doctor. Common Chinese medicine treatment plans include Qi-tonifying and blood-nourishing, liver-soothing and Qi-regulating, and blood-stasis-removing and menstruation-promoting methods. The specific prescriptions vary from person to person. The following are common conditioning methods and suggestions.

1. Qi-replenishing and blood-nourishing method

If the patient suffers from amenorrhea due to insufficient Qi and blood, the method of replenishing Qi and nourishing blood can be used for conditioning. For example, Siwu Decoction combined with herbs such as Astragalus and Ginseng can replenish Qi and nourish blood, improve the recovery of the endometrium, and is also suitable for treating amenorrhea caused by malnutrition and physical weakness. It is recommended to combine Qi and nourishing blood prescriptions with diet therapy, such as eating red dates and wolfberry porridge, which can help increase the body's Qi and blood supply.

2. Soothing the Liver and Regulating Qi

Adolescent amenorrhea may be caused by mood swings and liver depression and qi stagnation. At this time, the method of soothing the liver and regulating qi can be used for conditioning. Chinese medicine such as Xiaoyaosan (mainly Bupleurum, Poria, Atractylodes, etc.) can effectively soothe the liver and relieve depression and regulate endocrine balance. Usually pay attention to relaxing your mood and avoid excessive stress. You can also use aerobic exercise or yoga to help regulate your mental state.

3. Blood stasis removal and meridian unblocking method

For patients with amenorrhea, if menstrual irregularities are accompanied by lower abdominal pain, it is mostly due to blood stasis and obstruction of the collaterals, which can be treated with blood stasis and menstruation-promoting methods. Common prescriptions such as Guizhi Fuling Pills can remove blood stasis, eliminate stagnation, and regulate menstruation. Moxibustion on acupoints such as Zhongwan and Zusanli can promote blood circulation and improve menstrual obstruction. In home care, hot compresses on the abdomen can also be used to relieve symptoms.

Adolescent amenorrhea is not a small problem. If it is not treated for a long time, it may affect reproductive health and physical and mental development. Regardless of whether you choose to replenish qi and blood, soothe the liver and regulate qi, or remove blood stasis and promote menstruation, you should be treated by a professional Chinese medicine practitioner. It is recommended to see a doctor for a comprehensive evaluation and cooperate with lifestyle adjustments, such as a balanced diet, moderate exercise, and maintaining a regular work and rest schedule, to comprehensively improve the condition. Effective treatment will not only help restore menstruation, but also improve overall health.