Causes and treatments of amenorrhea

　　what is amenorrhea ? Amenorrhea means that a woman who is over 18 years old still does not have menstruation or her menstruation comes as scheduled, but she has stopped menstruating for more than 3 months. The causes of amenorrhea generally include Kidney deficiency , blood deficiency, liver qi stagnation, cold coagulation, blood stasis, and phlegm-dampness. What to do if you have amenorrhea?

　　Causes of amenorrhea: mostly due to blood deficiency and kidney deficiency

　　Zhang Jingyue in the Ming Dynasty divided the causes of amenorrhea into two categories, one is amenorrhea with blood dryness, and the other is amenorrhea with blood septa. Blood dryness and amenorrhea means that due to kidney deficiency or blood deficiency, there is insufficient hematopoiesis in the body, and the blood sea cannot overflow on time, resulting in an empty situation, resulting in no blood and amenorrhea. This is like a river irrigating trees. If the river dries up and the water source dries up, the trees downstream will wither due to lack of water. Blood-blocked amenorrhea means that the blood in the body is originally relatively sufficient, but it is blocked by some external factors, such as obesity, phlegm and moisture, coldness or poor mood, liver qi stagnation, etc., resulting in blood circulation disorder and inability to supply menstruation. This is equivalent to building a dam in the river channel, causing the river channel to be blocked, the water flow cannot flow downward normally, and the trees downstream cannot be nourished.

　　from clinical From experience, amenorrhea with blood dryness is relatively common. Because women are raised by blood, there is a natural indissoluble bond between women and blood. Our ancestors warned us as early as two thousand years ago: "Women are based on blood." A rosy face, beautiful skin, and shiny hair all rely on the moistening of blood to achieve. However, women are often more likely to lose blood. The different physiological processes of menstruation, pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding throughout a woman's life are multiple projects that consume a lot of blood. Just giving birth to a child will lose a lot of blood, so female It is not surprising that blood deficiency and blood dryness occur.

　　How to deal with amenorrhea: Mulberry and Red Flower Decoction nourishes blood and regulates menstruation

　　How to nourish blood to regulate amenorrhea caused by blood dryness? It is natural to eat more blood-enhancing foods such as donkey-hide gelatin, peanuts, longan, and black rice. You can also take mulberry and safflower soup on weekdays. Prepare 25 grams of mulberries, 5 grams of safflower, 20 grams of Millet Spatholobus, and an appropriate amount of rice wine. First add Spatholobi and safflower to 2 bowls of water and simmer to extract the juice. When there is only 1 bowl of water left in the pot, discard the medicinal residue and reserve the juice for later use. After cleaning the mulberries, put them into the pot, add an appropriate amount of water and start to boil. When the mulberries are cooked and rotten, pour in the concoction and rice wine, stir, and cook for another five minutes before taking it out of the pot. Take it warmly every morning and evening.

　　Safflower has the effects of activating blood circulation, removing blood stasis, regulating menstruation and nourishing blood. It is recorded in "Compendium of Materia Medica" that "if the meridians are blocked, they cannot be regulated except by safflower." ”It goes without saying that safflower is very effective in treating amenorrhea.

　　The name of Millipeda comes from its stem. If its stem is cut off, light brown-red sap will immediately ooze out from the section. After a while, the light brown-red sap will gradually turn into bright red and flow slowly. This bright red sap looks very similar to chicken blood, so people call it Chicken Spath.

　　It is also a medicine that blindly promotes blood circulation and nourishes blood. It is mostly used for blood deficiency, amenorrhea, Irregular menstruation、Dysmenorrhea、anemia , rheumatic arthralgia, numbness of muscles and bones and other symptoms. If Chicken Spatholobus is boiled into a paste, it becomes Chicken Spatholobus ointment, which has a better blood-enriching effect.

　　As early as ancient times, mulberry has been a royal tonic for emperors. "Southern Yunnan Materia Medica" records that mulberry can "benefit the kidneys and solidify essence, and long-term use can blacken eyesight." "Suixiju Food Spectrum" also says, "Mulberry improves ears, improves eyesight, soothes the soul, and calms the soul." Black enters the kidneys, and mulberry is purple and black in color, which is beneficial to the kidneys. Replenishing the kidneys is an indispensable procedure for treating blood deficiency and amenorrhea. Mulberry is also a kidney-tonifying fruit, which can be said to be the right medicine.

　　For women, eating mulberry regularly can beautify the skin, nourish the skin, and delay aging. Ancient people have long known how to make wine from mulberry, which is used to nourish the liver and kidneys and treat premature graying of hair and beard, amenorrhea and irregular menstruation in women. However, mulberry is cold in nature, so people with weak spleen and stomach and loose stools should not eat it.

　　“If menstruation is not regulated, pregnancy will be impossible." Long-term amenorrhea can easily lead to female infertility, so there is also a theory of "menstruation regulating seeds" in traditional Chinese medicine. If amenorrhea occurs, do not be careless and treat it promptly. >>>>  A must-eat for women!6Menstrual supplements