Symptoms of Ren Meridian Blockage

It is often heard from Chinese medicine doctors that there are some situations where the Ren Meridian is blocked. There are many clinical symptoms of Ren Meridian blockage, such as white vaginal discharge, which can seriously affect health. For women, it may cause infertility, decreased menstruation, etc. If the Ren Meridian is blocked, you must go to a Chinese medicine hospital in time for examination, and use certain medications and other treatment methods to regulate and treat it.

Symptoms of Ren Meridian Blockage

1. This syndrome is a disease of the Ren meridian and related extraordinary organs.

Main clinical manifestations: Obstruction of the Ren meridian may manifest as amenorrhea and infertility, white leucorrhea, lower abdominal masses, bloating and pain, wandering pain, testicular swelling and pain, and flatulence; deficiency of the Ren meridian may manifest as restless fetal movement, lower abdominal distension, vaginal bleeding, or even miscarriage, delayed menstruation or amenorrhea, or prolonged menstruation, dizziness, soreness of the waist and knees, pale tongue, and thin and weak pulse. Pathogenesis analysis: The Ren meridian starts in the uterus, runs in front of the body, and ascends along the midline. It has a regulating effect on the qi and blood of the yin meridians and is known as the "sea of ​​yin meridians."

If the Ren meridian is blocked, amenorrhea will occur; if the Ren meridian is blocked, qi and blood will be malnourished, resulting in uterine coldness and infertility, and white vaginal discharge; if qi stagnates and accumulates, there will be lumps in the lower abdomen, distension and pain, and wandering pain; if the Ren meridian is blocked and qi in the liver meridian is stagnant, there will be testicular swelling and pain, and hernia. "Ren Zhu Bao Tai" can regulate menstruation, promote women's reproductive function and maintain pregnancy. If the Ren meridian is weak and cannot nourish the fetus, the fetus will be restless, the lower abdomen will feel heavy and bloated, there will be vaginal bleeding, or even miscarriage. If the Ren meridian is weak, it will not be able to regulate menstruation, resulting in delayed menstruation or amenorrhea, or prolonged spotting. If the Ren meridian is weak and Qi and blood are not nourished, then dizziness, blurred vision, soreness of the waist and knees, pale tongue, and thin and weak pulse are also signs of weakness.

2. This syndrome is a disease of the Ren meridian and related extraordinary organs.

Main clinical manifestations: Obstruction of the Ren meridian may manifest as amenorrhea and infertility, white leucorrhea, lower abdominal masses, bloating and pain, wandering pain, testicular swelling and pain, and flatulence; deficiency of the Ren meridian may manifest as restless fetal movement, lower abdominal distension, vaginal bleeding, or even miscarriage, delayed menstruation or amenorrhea, or prolonged menstruation, dizziness, soreness of the waist and knees, pale tongue, and thin and weak pulse.

Pathogenesis analysis: The Ren meridian starts in the uterus, runs in front of the body, and ascends along the midline. It has a regulating effect on the qi and blood of the yin meridians and is known as the "sea of ​​yin meridians." If the Ren meridian is blocked, amenorrhea will occur; if the Ren meridian is blocked, qi and blood will be malnourished, resulting in uterine coldness and infertility, and white vaginal discharge; if qi stagnates and accumulates, there will be lumps in the lower abdomen, distension and pain, and wandering pain; if the Ren meridian is blocked and qi in the liver meridian is stagnant, there will be testicular swelling and pain, and hernia.

"Ren Zhu Bao Tai" can regulate menstruation, promote women's reproductive function and maintain pregnancy. If the Ren meridian is weak and cannot nourish the fetus, the fetus will be restless, the lower abdomen will feel heavy and bloated, there will be vaginal bleeding, or even miscarriage. If the Ren meridian is weak, it will not be able to regulate menstruation, resulting in delayed menstruation or amenorrhea, or prolonged spotting. If the Ren meridian is weak and Qi and blood are not nourished, then dizziness, blurred vision, soreness of the waist and knees, pale tongue, and thin and weak pulse are also signs of weakness.