Does dysmenorrhea only know painkillers? This is how Chinese medicine is treated!

      Does dysmenorrhea only know painkillers? This is how Chinese medicine is treated!

　　Dysmenorrhea! Dysmenorrhea!

　　Are you still taking painkillers? Are you still warming the baby? Are you still drinking brown sugar water?

　　These methods are not a long-term solution.

　　【1】 Why dysmenorrhea?

　　There are two types of dysmenorrhea, namely primary dysmenorrhea and secondary dysmenorrhea.

　　The former refers to dysmenorrhea without pelvic organic diseases, which is common in young unmarried women who have not given birth.

　　Western medicine believes that it is related to abnormal prostaglandins, abnormal uterine contractions, and mental and neurological factors.

　　The latter is dysmenorrhea caused by pelvic organic diseases, such as endometriosis, adenomyosis, pelvic inflammation, tumors, uterine abnormalities, etc.

　　It is commonly seen in postpartum or middle-aged women, usually several years after menstruation.

　　TCM theory holds that the occurrence of dysmenorrhea is related to the menstrual period and the special physiological state of women before and after the menstrual period.

　　Common syndrome types: Qi stagnation and blood stasis, cold and damp stagnation, damp and heat stagnation, qi and blood weakness, spleen and kidney yang deficiency, etc.

　　【2】 What about western medicine?

　　Faced with the pain, many women can use these drugs to alleviate the symptoms of patients.

　　Frequently selected:

　　① Non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, indomethacin, diclofenac, celecoxib, etc., can stimulate the gastrointestinal tract and increase the risk of gastrointestinal discomfort such as gastric bleeding and perforation.

　　② Compound oral contraceptives have strict requirements and are not a long-term solution.

　　③ Progesterone drugs: Dinogestrel, Didroprogesterone, GnRH-a, hormone drugs should not be taken for a long time.

　　【3】 What about traditional Chinese medicine?

　　Traditional Chinese medicine (Chinese medicine, acupuncture, etc.) has a good effect on primary dysmenorrhea.

　　The secondary dysmenorrhea is usually treated by traditional Chinese medicine to reduce symptoms, further clarify the primary disease, and treat according to the primary disease.

　　How long does Chinese medicine need to be treated?

　　In the first month, although the pain is poor, the pain period still has two days. In the second month, the pain is mild and the pain period is only half a day. In the third month, not only the dysmenorrhea is healed, but the menstrual period is also good. In the fourth month, after taking the medicine, the pain comes through the water, the abdomen is not painful, and the spirit is also refreshed.

　　Primary dysmenorrhea takes effect one month later, but it needs several months to consolidate.

　　Secondary dysmenorrhea is no longer the only choice to use traditional Chinese medicine. The comprehensive use of traditional Chinese medicine and the "little fairy" afraid of surgery can avoid surgical trauma and recuperate the body.

　　Although the conditioning route is long, the effect is very reliable.

　　【4】 How to choose the right time for treatment?

　　Generally speaking, treatment usually starts 7-14 days before menstruation.

　　Continuous treatment for 3-6 months.

　　If the time is not clear, acupuncture can be continued every other day until menstruation.

　　【5】 Tips for daily prevention

　　① Pay attention to menstrual hygiene, reduce cold and stimulate diet.

　　② Don't walk in the rain to keep out the cold.

　　③ Avoid heavy physical work, strenuous exercise and emotional stimulation during menstruation.

　　④ Good living habits, enough sleep, proper exercise, smoking cessation and drinking.

　　【6】 Any questions?

　　① Is the dysmenorrhea cured after delivery?

　　At present, no research can prove this statement.

　　Secondary dysmenorrhea is caused by organic diseases and needs to be treated in hospital as soon as possible.

　　② How about drinking brown sugar water, hot water, hot compress, etc?

　　From the perspective of the development of traditional Chinese medicine, some raw and cold food should be avoided when dysmenorrhea occurs.

　　For those with cold coagulation and blood stasis, hot ironing therapy can be carried out in the patient's lower abdomen, brown sugar and ginger water can be taken to warm the meridians, dispel cold and relieve pain.

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