Taking Chinese medicine to regulate amenorrhea and ovulation bleeding

Taking Chinese medicine to regulate amenorrhea and ovulatory bleeding requires scientific medication based on the cause, supplemented by reasonable lifestyle adjustments. Amenorrhea and ovulatory bleeding may be related to endocrine disorders, pathological diseases or mental stress. Chinese medicine conditioning can help improve the problem to a certain extent, but the specific medication should be selected according to the actual situation of the individual. It is recommended to be carried out under the guidance of a Chinese medicine doctor or obstetrician and gynecologist.

1. Common causes of amenorrhea and ovulation bleeding

1. Endocrine disorders

Endocrine disorders may cause menstrual cycle abnormalities, including amenorrhea or ovulatory bleeding. Common causes include decreased ovarian function, hypothyroidism, or polycystic ovary syndrome.

Recommendation: For endocrine problems, you can take Chinese medicine such as Xiaoyao Pills and Motherwort Granules to regulate your body and improve the circulation of qi and blood as well as hormone secretion.

2. Pathological problems

For example, endometriosis, uterine fibroids or cervical lesions may cause endometrial rupture or hormonal imbalance, resulting in ovulation bleeding or amenorrhea.

Recommendation: For such pathological problems, relevant examinations should be combined, such as ultrasound screening, and Chinese medicine conditioning such as Guizhi Fuling Pills, Danshen Drink, etc., combined with Western medicine treatment plans such as hormone drugs or surgical repair.

3. Stress and bad living habits

Long-term psychological stress, irregular work and rest schedules or excessive dieting may lead to hormonal dysfunction in women, affecting menstrual regularity. Excessive stress can directly inhibit ovulation and even cause amenorrhea; and bad living habits can also weaken the body's ability to regulate menstrual problems.

Recommendation: Start with adjustments from the psychological and lifestyle aspects. Chinese medicine conditioning such as Chaihu Jia Longgu Muli Decoction can relieve endocrine problems caused by stress. At the same time, maintain a regular schedule and a balanced diet.

2. Methods of Chinese medicine for regulating amenorrhea and ovulation bleeding

1. Representative Chinese medicine prescriptions

- Wuji Baifeng Pills: Suitable for amenorrhea caused by insufficient Qi and blood, and can help regulate menstruation and replenish blood.

- Danggui Dihuang Wan: Improves amenorrhea due to kidney deficiency and helps promote the recovery of ovulation function.

-Gujing Pills: It is used to treat ovulation bleeding caused by Yin deficiency and excessive fire, and has the effects of stopping bleeding and regulating endocrine.

2. Diet adjustment

Barley and red dates porridge: Barley strengthens the spleen, red dates replenish qi and blood, suitable for improving qi deficiency problems; longan and lotus seed soup: nourishes the heart and calms the mind, regulates endocrine.

3. Life adjustment assistance

-Appropriate exercise: 30 minutes of gentle exercise every day can improve excessive hormone fluctuations;

- Adjust your work and rest schedule and improve sleep quality: Ensure 7-8 hours of sleep every night. High-quality sleep is beneficial to endocrine balance.

3. Medical advice

Although Chinese medicine conditioning has a certain effect on amenorrhea and ovulatory bleeding, the cause must be identified before symptomatic medication can be used to avoid misdiagnosis. If the symptoms persist for more than three months, or are accompanied by abdominal pain, abnormal hyperplasia, etc., it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately, such as using hormone level testing, B-ultrasound and other means to determine the specific cause.

Chinese medicine for amenorrhea and ovulatory bleeding should be combined with specific causes and accompanied by comprehensive improvements in lifestyle to achieve the effect of treating both the symptoms and the root causes. If the symptoms are complex or the improvement is not obvious, you should promptly report to the doctor to try Western medicine or a combination of multiple therapies to regulate your health.