Menstruation disorders

Since the Kidney-Qi and essence determine the development of the body, the method of tonifying the Kidney plays an important role in the treatment of retardation in children, menstruation disorders and learning difficulties in young people, infertility and menopause syndrome in adults, and declining function in the elderly. 

The main manifestation of blood stagnation is localized pain of a deep, sharp and piercing nature. Patients who have suffered from stagnation of blood for a long period of time may have such symptoms as a dark complexion, purple lips and nails, fragile nails and hair, and dry skin, and some may suffer from mental confusion. In women, menstruation disorders may be present. 

As well as treating menstruation disorders, Hong Hua is one of the commonly used herbs for treating trauma as it is effective for reducing swelling and pain. In these cases, it can be used both orally and topically. 

Yue Ji Hua is sweet and warm. It has a fragrant smell and enters the Liver meridian. It regulates not only the blood circulation, but also the Liver-Qi movement. It is often used as deputy in a formula to harmonize Qi and blood of the Liver and it particularly treats menstruation disorders. 

Symptoms and indications Deficiency of kidney yang, impotence, menstruation disorders and seminal emission, enuresis and frequent urination, cold pain in the lower back and knees, planting caused by kidney deficiency, diarrhea before dawn, asthma. Treatment of bone diseases Topical application skin diseases such as vitiligo, psoriasis, leukoderma, leprosy and alopecia... 

Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is a constellation of symptoms including mild mood disturbance and physical symptoms that occur prior to menses and resolve with initiation of menses. It is estimated that up to 70% of menstruating women experience symptoms of PMS. However, a spectrum of premenstrual mood disturbances exists and the most severe is premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). Approximately 4% to 7% of women have PMDD. A summary of the American Psychiatric Association s criteria for PMDD is as follows1,21 ... 

Measure the treatment success for the various menstruation-related disorders by the degree to which the care plan (1) relieves or reverses symptoms of the disorder, (2) prevents or reverses the complications of the disorder (e.g., osteoporosis, anemia, and infertility), and (3) minimizes side effects. The return of a regular menstrual cycle with minimal premenstrual symptoms or symptoms of dysmenorrhea should occur. Depending on the desire for conception and subsequent therapy, this cycle may be ovulatory or anovulatory. 

What are the possible complications of the menstruation-related disorder ... 

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