Infertility Treatment with Chinese Medicine

The warmth of a family is inseparable from the laughter of children, and for newlyweds, it is very important to have a lovely baby, who is the pistachio and spice of the family. However, unfortunate situations occur. Some women are infertile and unwilling to be infertile. It is a great blow to women, but you must not lose heart. You can use Chinese medicine to regulate your body. Chinese medicinal materials have the effect of nourishing yin and blood and increasing the secretion of female hormones.

1. Four Qi

The four different medicinal properties of cold, hot, warm and cool are called the four properties. It reflects the tendency of drugs to affect the rise and fall of yin and yang, and the changes of cold and heat in the human body, and is one of the main theoretical bases for explaining the effects of drugs. It is a summary of the different reactions produced by drugs on the human body and the different therapeutic effects obtained. It is relative to the nature of the disease being treated.

2. Five flavors

The five flavors refer to the fact that medicines have five different tastes: sour, bitter, sweet, pungent, and salty, and therefore have different therapeutic effects. The five flavors are first produced through tasting, that is, they are distinguished by human sensory organs. They reflect the true taste of the medicine. But it is not just a true reflection of the taste of the medicine, more importantly, it is a high-level summary of the drug's effects.

3. Rise and fall

Rising, falling, floating and sinking are the different tendencies of drugs in affecting the human body. In contrast to the tendency of the disease. The factors that affect the rise and fall of drugs are closely related to the four properties and five flavors, the lightness and heaviness of the drug texture, and are affected by the processing and compatibility.

4. Meridians

Meridian regulation refers to the selective effect of a drug on a certain part of the body, that is, a certain drug has a special affinity for certain organs and meridians, and thus plays a major or special therapeutic role in the lesions of these parts. The therapeutic effects of drugs vary depending on their meridians. The meridians indicate the applicable scope of the drug in treating diseases, that is, they explain where the drug's efficacy lies, and include the concept of qualitative positioning of the drug. It is closely related to the body's factors, namely the physiological characteristics of the internal organs and meridians, the accumulation of clinical experience, the continuous development and improvement of the theoretical system of Chinese medicine differentiation, and the characteristics of the medicine itself.

5. Toxicity

In ancient times, poison was often regarded as a general term for all medicines. The meaning of drug toxicity is relatively broad. Toxicity is the bias of a drug, and toxicity is also considered to be a sign of the severity of a drug's side effects. Nowadays, toxicity is generally believed to refer to the adverse effects and damages that drugs have on the body. It includes acute toxicity, subacute toxicity, subchronic toxicity, chronic toxicity and special toxicity such as carcinogenicity, mutagenicity, teratogenicity, addiction, etc. The side effects of traditional Chinese medicine are different from its toxic effects. Side effects refer to uncomfortable reactions unrelated to treatment needs that occur at commonly used doses. They are generally mild, do not cause much harm to the body, and disappear on their own after stopping the medication.