Is it difficult to get pregnant if you have Qi and blood deficiency?

You may have heard many people say that it is best not to get pregnant if you have Qi and blood deficiency, as it will affect the baby to be born. So, does it really mean that women with Qi and blood deficiency cannot have children? That’s not the case. You can fulfill your dream of becoming a mother. Come read this article with me. It provides many suggestions, treatment methods and precautions for female friends with qi and blood deficiency. A woman’s body still needs conditioning. This is a long process, but you must conceive after the conditioning, otherwise... what are you waiting for? Let’s take a look together.

Qi and blood deficiency mentioned in traditional Chinese medicine mostly refers to qi deficiency and blood deficiency. Qi deficiency mostly refers to congenital physical deficiency of an individual, or insufficient positive energy in the body after excessive fatigue or serious illness, which can easily lead to menstrual colds, early menstruation, excessive menstruation, etc., and the individual is prone to colds, mental fatigue, unwillingness to talk, fatigue, dizziness, and sweating. Blood deficiency refers to excessive bleeding such as menorrhagia, or congenital spleen and stomach weakness leading to insufficient source of qi and blood, or congenital kidney essence deficiency, resulting in delayed menstruation, oligomenorrhea, amenorrhea, and pregnant women are prone to miscarriage. They usually have pale complexion, shortness of breath, dizziness, cold hands and feet, etc. If it is not serious, it will generally not affect pregnancy. However, it is definitely better to seek treatment from a Chinese medicine practitioner before getting pregnant. The child will be healthier and the pregnancy process will be smoother. You can drink more soups that nourish qi and produce blood, such as soups made with astragalus, angelica, red dates, ginseng, etc. It is best to go to the hospital for systematic conditioning.

Qi and blood deficiency in women has a great impact on pregnancy and can easily lead to miscarriage of the fetus. So how should Qi and blood deficiency be treated? What should be paid attention to?

The main symptoms of blood deficiency are sallow and pale complexion, pale lips and nails, dizziness and fatigue, blurred vision and palpitations, insomnia and dreaminess, dry stool, delayed menstruation in women, scanty and light menstruation, pale tongue, slippery and dry tongue coating, and weak pulse. Some women feel dizzy, tired, and unwilling to talk after giving birth. These are symptoms of qi deficiency.

Introduction to TCM health care, especially the regulation of Qi and blood, is particularly important for girls. Due to the physiological characteristics of women, there will be a certain amount of blood consumption and loss during menstruation. In addition, due to emotional and psychological changes during menstruation, the secretion of estrogen in the body decreases, and menstrual disorders often occur. People with Qi deficiency and blood deficiency should pay attention to exercise, Chinese medicine, Qi and diet regulation, and meridian therapy.

People with Qi deficiency and blood deficiency should pay attention to dietary adjustment: they should eat more nutritious foods rich in high-quality protein, trace elements (iron, copper, etc.), folic acid and vitamin B12, such as red dates, lotus seeds, longan meat, walnuts, hawthorn, pork liver, pig blood, eel, sea cucumber, black chicken, eggs, spinach, carrots, black fungus, black sesame, shrimp, brown sugar, etc. They are rich in nutrients and have the effect of nourishing blood and activating blood circulation.

People with Qi deficiency and blood deficiency should pay attention to Chinese medicine conditioning: Commonly used blood-enriching Chinese medicines include angelica, Chuanxiong, safflower, rehmannia, peach kernel, Codonopsis, Astragalus, Polygonum multiflorum, wolfberry, yam, donkey-hide gelatin, Salvia miltiorrhiza, rose and other natural Chinese medicines. These Chinese medicines and blood-enriching foods can be made into delicious medicated meals, which have good effects on regulating endocrine and nourishing blood, but pregnant women must do so under the guidance of a Chinese medicine practitioner.

From this we can see that Qi and blood deficiency has a certain impact on the healthy growth and development of children. It is recommended that women adjust their bodies before becoming pregnant and then conceive.

Pregnancy is very important for mothers to take care of their health. Pregnant mothers may consider using the following products:

Haitian Baogong Hemostatic Granules: consolidate menstruation and stop bleeding, nourish yin and clear away heat. It is used for menorrhagia and prolonged menstruation caused by Chong and Ren meridian instability, Yin deficiency and blood heat, with symptoms of heavy menstrual flow or prolonged menstruation.

Duoduowujia Biochemical Capsules: replenish qi and nourish blood, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. It is suitable for vaginal bleeding caused by qi deficiency and blood stasis during menstruation, after abortion and after childbirth, dark purple blood or blood clots, and lower abdominal pain that does not decrease with pressure.

Guangren Fuyuekang Capsule: promotes blood circulation, removes blood stasis and relieves pain. It is used for postpartum lochia and lower abdominal pain. It can also be used for vaginal bleeding and menorrhagia caused by the insertion of an IUD.

The "Inner Canon of Medicine" often says "Neither too full nor too empty, it is determined by the meridians". Take care of your body, starting with your daily diet and life, and pay attention to every little bit. If your qi and blood are sufficient, you will be healthy, your baby will be healthy, and your family will be happy. As the old saying goes, the body needs to be nurtured. I hope you all have a happy family.