How does Traditional Chinese Medicine treat dysmenorrhea?

Some women often complain about how difficult it is to be a woman, because many women are always troubled by dysmenorrhea. There are always a few days every month that make people suffer from excruciating pain, as if they have walked through the gates of hell. Therefore, there are often women praying that they must not be women in their next life. In fact, being a woman is pretty good. It doesn’t matter if you have dysmenorrhea, because there are very good treatments in traditional Chinese medicine.

symptom:

It is often manifested as stabbing or colic in the lower abdomen before menstruation, which is unbearable and cannot be pressed, and extends to the ribs. Menstrual blood is mixed with fleshy lumps. The pain is relieved once the menstrual blood is discharged. The amount of menstruation may be more or less, and it is accompanied by symptoms such as irritability, impatience, and breast swelling.

1. Leonurus brown sugar egg:

Add 30g of motherwort and an appropriate amount of brown sugar into water and boil for 30 minutes. Remove the motherwort and add 1 raw egg and cook until done. Start taking once a day 7 days before your period.

2. Saffron sweet liquor:

Add 100g of safflower and 500g of white wine, put appropriate amount of brown sugar and soak for 1 month. Start taking it before menstruation, once a day, 10 ml each time, for 7 consecutive days.

3. Peach kernel beef soup:

Cut 500g of beef into small cubes, add 20g of peach kernels and 3 slices of ginger, then add water and salt and stew for 4-6 hours.

4. Rose and egg soup:

Boil 5 roses with 30g of brown sugar in water for 30 minutes. Beat in an egg and cook until done.

symptom:

Common symptoms include cold pain in the lower abdomen during menstruation, scanty and dark menstruation with clots, delayed menstruation, preference for warmth and pressure, relief from heat, cold limbs, poor appetite and loose stools.

1. Angelica mutton soup:

Cut 500g of mutton into small cubes and put into a casserole. Add 20g of angelica, 30g of ginger, 10s of garlic, a little pepper and salt, add appropriate amount of water and cook for 6 hours.

2. Cinnamon Beef Casserole:

Cut 500g of beef into small cubes and put into the oil pan. Add 2 cardamoms, 5 star anises, 20g cinnamon, 1 piece of dried ginger and 2g Sichuan peppercorns. Stir-fry repeatedly until the moisture of the beef is dried up. Add brown sugar, soy sauce, salt and water into the casserole and stew for 6 hours.

Although abdominal pain symptoms occur when menstruation comes, the causes of these symptoms are different, so the treatment methods cannot be the same. Symptomatic treatment should be based on the specific cause. This can be achieved in traditional Chinese medicine. If you have dysmenorrhea, you should take the appropriate prescription based on your actual situation.