Patient's question:
A 54-year-old woman feels some discomfort in her body, but she doesn't know what's wrong. Please ask: How should endocrine disorders be treated properly?Doctor's answer:
Traditional Chinese Medicine: From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine, endocrine disorders are manifestations of yin deficiency and are triggered by the stagnation of qi and blood. Conditions such as blood clots lingering in the body, blocked meridians, external toxins invading the body, and postpartum lochia not discharging may all induce qi and blood stagnation. Many common female ailments are actually caused by endocrine disorders. Therefore, treating these conditions should focus on regulating the endocrine system to ensure smooth qi and blood flow, allowing refined blood to nourish the entire body, enhancing blood circulation, and achieving comprehensive internal and external regulation. Products like Li Xue Tong Jing Ointment can be used to regulate the menstrual cycle and promote blood circulation, addressing symptoms such as blood deficiency leading to pallor, dizziness, palpitations, irregular menstruation, and dysmenorrhea. When combined with herbs like Codonopsis, Rehmannia glutinosa, and Atractylodes macrocephala, it provides excellent nourishment for both qi and blood deficiency.