What are the acupoints for treating amenorrhea?

Women are particularly afraid of amenorrhea, which is very harmful to the body, so women should take preventive measures. First of all, the daily routine must be regular. Nowadays, many young people like to stay up late. Often staying up late will disrupt the biological clock, thus leading to amenorrhea. In addition, women should pay attention to emotional adjustment. It is very important to keep a good mood. In addition, if amenorrhea occurs, let's learn the methods of acupoint treatment below.

Acupuncture points for treating amenorrhea:

1. Acupuncture points for treating amenorrhea

Guanyuan Point - Guanyuan is an important point on the Ren Meridian, which can regulate the functions of the Chong and Ren Meridians. Only when the Chong and Ren meridians are harmonious and open can Qi and blood flow into the uterus and gynecological problems can be easily solved.

Sanyinjiao and Shenshu points mainly regulate the functions of the spleen, liver and kidneys. These three organs are the source of the production of Qi and blood. The spleen controls blood, the liver stores blood, and when the kidney Qi is strong, menstrual blood will be sufficient.

Tianshu Point - can warm the meridians and dredge the collaterals, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and is of great significance for regulating amenorrhea and delaying menstruation.

Hegu Point - Hegu Point is the "maintenance worker" of Qi and blood in the body. It belongs to the Hand Yangming Large Intestine Meridian. It has much Qi and blood, so it can regulate Qi and blood throughout the body.

2. What is amenorrhea?

Regarding the causes of amenorrhea in women, first of all, there are uterine reasons, pituitary reasons, ovarian reasons and central nervous system reasons. The causes of amenorrhea can be roughly divided into functional and organic reasons. Amenorrhea caused by dysfunction of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis is functional amenorrhea; organic factors include incomplete development of reproductive organs, tumors, trauma, chronic wasting diseases, etc. According to the different anatomical sites, it can be divided into uterine amenorrhea, ovarian amenorrhea, pituitary amenorrhea and hypothalamic amenorrhea. In addition, other diseases, such as obesity, reproductive inability, malnutrition, amenorrhea and lactation syndrome, polycystic ovary syndrome, diabetes, etc. can all be causes of amenorrhea.

3. The harm of amenorrhea to women

According to experts, generally speaking, physiological amenorrhea is a normal physiological phenomenon and has nothing to do with any disease. The harm of amenorrhea is not too great. It is just a symptom of a gynecological disease. Therefore, simple amenorrhea itself is not harmful to the body. The adverse effects of amenorrhea on women's bodies are the primary diseases that cause amenorrhea.

However, experts remind that sometimes amenorrhea is a manifestation of a disease, especially secondary amenorrhea, and patients should be vigilant about this. Secondary uterine closure is often caused by endometrial damage or adhesion (common in multiple curettages and excessive damage to the endometrium, resulting in uterine cavity adhesions), tuberculous endometritis, premature ovarian failure and polycystic ovary, functional ovarian tumors, and environmental changes.