The harm of liver depression and blood stasis in women

Liver diseases are generally more serious, and the diseases that cause liver diseases are also closely related to our usual mood, especially for some women, most women have more delicate minds. They have narrow minds and tend to remember a lot of things. Especially for some infuriating things, it is easy to cause liver depression and blood stasis. So what are the hazards of liver depression and blood stasis in women?

Breast hyperplasia is related to endocrine disorders and mental emotions. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is related to liver and kidney deficiency, liver depression, qi stagnation, phlegm and dampness obstruction, spleen and stomach weakness, etc. It is best to treat it with traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine has its unique therapeutic effect in treating breast hyperplasia. It is recommended to find an experienced traditional Chinese medicine practitioner to use traditional Chinese medicine for syndrome differentiation. You can also choose to take Rupi Sanjie Capsules, Xiaojin Pills, Ru'an Tablets, Rupi Xiaonei Xiao Lule Pills, etc.

Liver depression and qi stagnation is a traditional Chinese medical term, while capillary dilation is a Western medical term. There is no necessary connection between the two, so don't equate them. Generally, liver depression and qi stagnation will not lead to blood stasis. Only qi deficiency and blood stasis or blood heat will cause hematoma or blood stasis.

It is not a disease that needs to be differentiated according to severity before treatment. Liver depression can be treated with drugs such as Chaihu Shugan San. Kidney deficiency needs to be differentiated according to whether it is kidney yin deficiency or kidney yang deficiency before treatment. Qi stagnation and blood stasis can be treated with drugs such as Xuefu Zhuyu Tang. For specific treatment, it is recommended to go to the TCM department for syndrome differentiation and treatment. Qi stagnation and blood stasis are often caused by liver qi stagnation, emotions, etc.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that human emotions are closely related to the functions of human internal organs. Abnormalities in the functions of internal organs can lead to abnormalities in people’s emotions, and abnormalities in people’s emotions can also lead to abnormalities in the functions of internal organs. Although human emotions are related to various internal organs, the most closely related are the heart and liver. The organs most easily affected by negative emotions are also the heart and liver, with the liver being the most affected. The liver is responsible for the regulation of emotions. Under normal circumstances, when a person is in a good mood, the liver qi can be regulated smoothly. If one is in a state of depression and unhappiness for a long time, the liver qi will be blocked, leading to qi stagnation. The most obvious feeling is chest tightness, shortness of breath, and depression. One will feel comfortable in the chest only by sighing from time to time.

In addition, if the liver qi runs too fast, it will also affect a person's emotions, manifesting as impatience and irritability, which is what we usually call a hot temper. It is often a manifestation of liver fire and excessive liver qi release. Getting angry all the time will also affect the liver qi, causing it to be too strong and form liver fire, which can easily lead to problems such as high blood pressure, dizziness, and headaches.