Is it better to take Chinese medicine or Western medicine for irregular menstruation?

As women in modern society continue to work hard in the workplace, they also want to prove that they are no worse than men, so they always compete with their male friends at work. This will make them work harder, so they will have less time to take care of their bodies. Therefore, some symptoms of irregular menstruation also appear from time to time. So is it better to take Chinese medicine or Western medicine for irregular menstruation? In the next time, please discuss with me.

Irregular menstruation is a common early sign of gynecological diseases. Women should pay attention to this. Traditional Chinese medicine has a very good effect on women's menstrual disorders and dysmenorrhea. Compared with Western medicine, it is safer and has fewer side effects. Here we recommend using Chinese patent medicine to treat irregular menstruation and dysmenorrhea.

Menstrual irregularities are mainly manifested by abnormal menstrual cycles or bleeding volume, as well as other systemic symptoms such as abdominal pain before and after menstruation. A woman's menstrual cycle is divided into four phases: menstrual phase, follicular phase, ovulation phase, and luteal phase. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that at different stages of menstruation, a person's qi and blood manifest differently, and the focus of treatment and principles of medication are also different.

If you cannot stop or change the medication due to medical treatment, you should try to restore normal menstruation after the disease is cured. In a few cases, patients can maintain normal menstruation by reducing the dosage of medication to prevent prolonged amenorrhea. Gastrokinetic drugs: such as domperidone, may cause menstrual disorders and excessive menstrual flow after use. In severe cases, the patient may experience or be close to hemorrhagic shock; some patients may experience reactions such as scanty menstruation, galactorrhea, and amenorrhea after use.

Certain medicines can cause menstrual disorders, early menstruation, or prolonged menstruation after being injected into acupuncture points. Central nervous system depressant drugs: such as diazepam, etc. These drugs mainly have sedative, anxiolytic and muscle relaxant effects. If taken in excess, it may cause irregular menstruation or affect ovarian ovulation. Long-term and excessive use of phenobarbital, secobarbital, etc. will inhibit the release of pituitary gonadotropin in patients, causing irregular menstruation or amenorrhea.

The above paragraphs have answered the question of whether it is better to take Chinese medicine or Western medicine for irregular menstruation. I sincerely hope that friends who have concerns in this regard can study the above content carefully, so that they can make the most effective implementation plan when facing the problem of irregular menstruation in daily life. In this way, our discussion today will not be in vain. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the problem of keeping warm during menstruation.