What Chinese medicine should I take for metrorrhagia?

Many women are troubled by the symptom of metrorrhagia, and even develop complications such as secondary anemia, which greatly deteriorates their physical fitness. In clinical medicine, traditional Chinese medicine is often used to treat metrorrhagia, and very good practical results can be achieved. So, what Chinese patent medicine is best for treating women’s metrorrhagia? Below I will introduce some traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions for treating different pathological types of metrorrhagia:

(1) Heye Pills: It is a traditional Chinese medicine prescription suitable for treating exudative diseases caused by blood heat or yin deficiency and hyperactivity of fire. Its main function and effect is to disperse blood and promote blood circulation. It can be used to treat various bleeding symptoms such as metrorrhagia, hemoptysis, blood in urine, epistaxis, and blood in stool caused by blood heat or yin deficiency and hyperactivity of fire. The ingredients include lotus leaves, small thistle (charcoal), Anemarrhena asphodeloides, lotus root nodes, great burdock (charcoal), Bupleurum (charcoal), red peony root, Chuanxiong, Rehmannia root (charcoal), Gardenia (charcoal), Imperata root (charcoal), palm tree (charcoal), Adenophora scutellaria, and Ink.

(2) Zhenling Pills: This type of Chinese medicine is mainly used in clinical medicine to treat metrorrhagia caused by blood stasis, qi deficiency and blood stasis in women. The patient's symptoms are prolonged menstruation, continuous dripping, or sudden and heavy menstruation with a purple-black color mixed with blood clots. At the same time, the pain in the lower abdomen will be aggravated by pressing lightly, and the pain will be relieved to a certain extent after the blood clot is discharged. The pulse is deep and sluggish, and the mouth is mainly dark purple or has purple spots.

(3) Wujin Pills: Relatively speaking, this medicine is used more frequently in clinical medicine. It is suitable for treating metrorrhagia caused by liver qi stagnation in women, especially for treating multifunctional uterine bleeding in adolescence. It is also suitable for patients in the early stages of metrorrhagia. The patient's specific symptoms include premenstrual breast pain and unstable personality, irregular menstruation, heavy, thick menstruation with blood clots, and the color can be dark red. At the same time, there will be dizziness, dry mouth, yellow urine, constipation, red tongue, white and greasy tongue coating, and a stringy and slightly rapid pulse.

This is a brief introduction to the Chinese herbal prescriptions that women with metrorrhagia can take. I hope that patients will find it helpful in the treatment of metrorrhagia after reading this. During the period of drug treatment under the guidance of a doctor, you should also pay attention to taking good care of your body, especially eating more foods that have the effect of replenishing iron and blood, so as to better improve your physical fitness and speed up the recovery of menstrual bleeding.