An old Chinese doctor talks about menstruation and reveals the secret of a woman's lifelong health

Many female friends simply think: "Isn't menstruation just that?" But is menstruation important to women? What does it mean? What should you do when your body feels uncomfortable?

Today, an old Chinese medicine practitioner with unique skills, based on his more than 40 years of experience in Chinese medicine, will tell you some effective, simple and safe gynecological prescriptions! Whether it is irregular menstruation, gynecological inflammation, pigmentation and wrinkles, skin aging... or early menopause, cold hands and feet, decreased immunity, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts and other gynecological diseases, he will teach you carefully one by one. After reading this article, you will definitely find the answer you want...

Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine: Sun Zhongchun, also known by his courtesy name Xiaochun. The eighth-generation successor of the "Sun Family of Traditional Chinese Medicine" and the master of traditional Chinese medicine Gaozi. He has been practicing medicine for more than 40 years and has profound attainments in TCM gynecological diagnosis and treatment, especially in prescribing TCM ointments to treat female problems.

An old Chinese doctor talks about “menstruation”!

Menstruation is also called monthly affair, period, aunt, good thing, etc., and is called menstrual blood in traditional Chinese medicine. Menstruation is called period because it occurs once a month and is regular, cyclical uterine bleeding.

The normal menstrual bleeding period for women is generally 2-7 days, and the total amount of menstrual bleeding each time is 30-50ml. However, in real life, there are many female friends who have abnormal menstrual cycles or bleeding volume, early menstruation, delayed menstruation, menorrhagia, oligomenorrhea, amenorrhea, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine calls this menstrual disorder, which is a common gynecological disease.

Many women have many problems during menstruation. The most common one is a dull pain in the lower abdomen before menstruation. Some even experience excruciating pain. This is called "dysmenorrhea." Some women have back pain during menstruation and cannot stand up straight, or have very little menstrual flow, only a little at a time; or have very heavy menstrual flow, as if all the blood in the body will drain out, and it never stops.

The normal menstrual cycle of a person is 28 days, not 30 days. It is normal if the difference is no more than one day. Some people have their periods early every month and with heavy flow, which is a sign of Qi deficiency. “Qi is the commander of blood”. If Qi is deficient and cannot control blood, blood will be like a wild horse running out of control. The amount of bleeding during menstruation will be heavy and the period will often come early. Western medicine is generally helpless in this situation, but if this situation is not treated in time, it will cause great harm to the body and may even cause metrorrhagia.

In addition, women's qi deficiency is extremely detrimental to the next generation. Because if the mother is deficient in qi and blood, this physical condition will be passed on to the child. There are two kinds of Qi: Ying Qi and Wei Qi. Ying Qi is mainly responsible for nutrition and transformation into Qi and blood. Wei Qi circulates throughout the body, protecting the body surface and defending against invasion of external pathogens. To put it in an analogy, it is equivalent to a barrier in our human body. With this barrier, the human body is less vulnerable to disease. If a baby is born with weak qi, then this barrier will be very fragile. Such children will have particularly low resistance and often get sick.

So, female friends must pay attention! If you have problems with your menstruation, you must regulate it as soon as possible, otherwise it will affect your happiness in the second half of your life and even endanger the health of the next generation!