How to treat menorrhagia and qi deficiency syndrome

Menstruation happens every month for every woman, and some female friends also suffer a lot of physical discomfort due to menstruation. In life, some women suffer from qi deficiency due to excessive menstruation, which can easily affect the body. Some women are afraid that this will cause too much harm to their bodies. I would like to ask how to treat excessive menstruation and qi deficiency?

Qi deficiency: mainly manifested by symptoms of fatigue, shortness of breath, listlessness, etc., which means general poor spirit and lack of physical strength.

The representative tonic is ginseng, including American ginseng, white ginseng (raw sun-dried ginseng), wild ginseng, red ginseng (Korean ginseng, Korean ginseng), etc.; generally speaking, people with qi deficiency and slightly hot tend to take American ginseng, such as those with hypertension, diabetes, coronary heart disease, chronic hepatitis, and menopausal syndrome; those with simple qi deficiency can take white ginseng (raw sun-dried ginseng), and those with more serious qi deficiency can take wild ginseng, because wild ginseng has a significant effect on replenishing qi; on the contrary, those with qi deficiency and slightly cold tend to take red ginseng (Korean ginseng), which has the effect of replenishing qi and warming yang.

Blood deficiency: similar to anemia in modern medicine, refers to the frequent occurrence of symptoms such as dizziness, blurred vision, sallow complexion, insomnia, frequent dreams, and excessive menstruation.

Representative tonics include donkey-hide gelatin, angelica, etc. Donkey-hide gelatin is donkey skin glue, which has the effect of nourishing blood and stopping bleeding. In addition to using donkey-hide gelatin to make paste prescriptions, it can be used as a common blood tonic for women to nourish blood and regulate menstruation.

Yang deficiency: generally refers to the symptoms of Qi deficiency, as well as fear of cold, fear of wind, and cold limbs.

The representative tonic is deer antler, which has a strong aphrodisiac function and can be ground into powder or soaked in wine before taking; but it should be avoided by those with yin deficiency and internal heat, otherwise it may cause adverse reactions such as bleeding, irritability and restlessness.

2. Other treatments

(1) Auricular acupuncture: subcortical, internal genitalia, endocrine, kidney, liver, and spleen. Choose 2-4 acupoints each time and use moderate stimulation with acupuncture, or use auricular point pressure therapy.

(2) Skin acupuncture: Select the Jiaji points or back Shu points on the lumbar and sacral regions of the back, the Ren meridian, kidney meridian, spleen and stomach meridian in the lower abdomen, and the three Yin meridians of the foot in the lower limbs. Use plum blossom needle to tap the local skin until it becomes flushed, once every other day.

(3) Acupoint injection method: Guanyuan, Sanyinjiao, Qihai, Xuehai, Ganshu, Pishu and Shenshu. Select 2-3 acupoints each time, use 5% Angelica injection or 10% Salvia miltiorrhiza injection, inject 0.5 ml of the medicine into each acupoint, once every other day.

Regarding how to treat menorrhagia and qi deficiency syndrome, everyone must read the above content carefully. Because for women during their menstrual period, it is not necessary to take any medication for treatment. However, if you do not receive treatment, it will still have a great impact on your body, so everyone must take a good look at these methods of conditioning the body.