What causes uterine cold?

Speaking of uterine cold, I believe many women are familiar with it. Some dysmenorrhea, abdominal pain, and infertility are caused by uterine cold, which has a huge impact. The chance of uterine cold occurring is very high, and many people suffer from uterine cold without knowing the cause. For example, rapid weight loss and eating cold food are important causes. In order to avoid uterine cold, it is very important to understand the cause. So, what causes uterine cold?

1. Constitution

Some women are born with a cold constitution, the main manifestations of which are: cold limbs, being particularly sensitive to cooler weather, having a paler complexion than average people, liking hot drinks, rarely feeling thirsty, being afraid of cold in winter and tolerant of heat in summer. A cold constitution is mostly caused by acquired factors. Living in a cold environment, liking cold food, overwork or irritability that damages the body's yang energy, etc. These are common causes of a cold body. In addition, there is also a genetic factor. Perhaps your parents have a cold constitution, or they were older when you were born and their yang energy was gradually decreasing, which would directly lead to the code for a cold constitution being written into your genes. Even if you are in the same conditions as others, you are more likely to experience symptoms of uterine cold, so in addition to being careful to prevent the cold, you must also keep your body warm over a long period of time.

2. Air-conditioned room in summer

After entering midsummer, people wear very thin clothes, especially some women who love beauty, who wear revealing clothes. But in the office, the temperature is always a constant 24 degrees Celsius all year round, and the air-conditioning keeps the scorching sun away, but is always close to you. Little do you know that your uterus is suffering from the cold outside at this moment. How much calories can you have to withstand such consumption? Unconsciously, cold air invades the body, and the uterus, a female organ, is the first to be affected, and uterine cold is not far away.

3. Rapid weight loss

Whether you diet, exercise, or take medicine, the way to lose weight is to make your consumption greater than your intake, but it must be a long process. If you try to lose weight in a short period of time, you will have to sacrifice your health. Rapid weight loss is nothing more than using strong and drastic drugs and abnormal means to expel excess water and fat from the body. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, this means that the body has lost a large amount of energy substances in a short period of time, and the cold evil is likely to take advantage of the opportunity to invade and attack the uterus.

4. Too much cold food

In traditional Chinese medicine, women’s constitution is yin and they should not be too cold. Even in the hot summer, you should not eat too much cold drinks, iced tea, fruits and other cold foods, let alone those who hold ice cream all year round. After eating too much cold and raw food, these foods will consume yang energy when entering the body, causing the internal generation of cold evil and damaging the uterus. Therefore, Chinese medicine's guidance on eating cold foods is mainly applicable to women.

5. Miscarriage

The combination of sperm and egg and the growth of the fetus require women to consume a large amount of energy substances, so some pregnant women will have a very uncomfortable body and a face full of spots. Abortion is equivalent to suddenly throwing away all those energy substances, which requires the consumption of a large amount of yang energy in the human body. If the body is not properly maintained, the yang energy will be depleted for a long time, the uterus will lose its warmth, and uterine cold will result.

6. Kidney deficiency

Kidney deficiency, an important cause of uterine cold as described in traditional Chinese medicine, is caused by kidney deficiency. In "Dream of Red Mansions", Feng Ji relied on her strength after her miscarriage and continued to manage affairs. As her body became weak, she developed symptoms of continuous bleeding from her lower body. It was not until she rested and recuperated for eight or nine months that she gradually recovered. This is a typical case of kidney deficiency caused by excessive pressure on the kidneys due to pregnancy, coupled with uterine coldness caused by residual toxins in the uterus, which brings great harm to the physical fitness. There are now better and faster ways to deal with this kind of uterine coldness.