Is it better to see a traditional Chinese doctor or a Western doctor for irregular menstruation?

Irregular menstruation has a huge impact on women, because once this physiological phenomenon is disrupted, it will affect women's whole body functions and cause great harm to their bodies. Modern medicine has a variety of methods to choose from for the treatment of irregular menstruation. Among them, traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine are the most important. Let’s take a look at whether it is better to see traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine for irregular menstruation?

From the first to the seventh day after the end of a woman's menstruation, the body secretes a large amount of estrogen, physiological cells throughout the body are active, and metabolism is accelerated. It is in an internal peak state, also known as a woman's "golden seven days". Any conditioning at this time will be twice the result with half the effort!

1. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that in treating irregular menstruation, the cause of the disease should be identified first, and then symptomatic treatment can be given. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that menstrual fluid comes from the kidneys, so the key to regulating menstruation is to nourish the kidneys. By conditioning the kidney to be sufficient and the essence and blood to be abundant, menstruation will naturally be regulated. The method of tonifying the kidney is mainly to replenish essence and blood. The function of the spleen is to produce blood. Nourishing the spleen and stomach can replenish the body's blood supply. The spleen-strengthening method focuses on strengthening the spleen and raising yang. The purpose of soothing the liver and regulating qi is to regulate qi and unblock qi and blood. If qi and blood are in harmony, menstruation will be regulated. The method of soothing the liver requires understanding the main symptoms of depression.

2. Self-massage

Lie on your back first, and use the thenar of your right hand to rub the Qihai point on the abdomen for about 1 minute. Then use the ribbed surface of the right thumb to press the Sanyinjiao points on both lower limbs in turn. Press each point for 1 minute. Finally, use the palm of one hand to massage the lower abdomen for about 1 minute.

Then change to prone position, first use the palms of both hands to massage the lumbar sacral area up and down repeatedly for 2 minutes, then use the thumb tips of both hands to press the Shenshu, Mingmen, Baqiao and other acupoints in turn for 30 minutes each, until a sore and swollen feeling is felt. Finally, use the five fingers of both hands to press the bilateral Shenshu acupoints 3 times each, and the operation is completed.