Patient's question:
Eighteen years old with abnormal leukorrhea, experiencing menstrual pain (secondary dysmenorrhea, though it has improved a lot in the past year or so). Acne often appears on both cheeks, while the T-zone doesn't get much. Hope to stabilize the symptoms mentioned above! Duration of the condition and its persistence: Acne on the cheeks appeared during the 14th and 15th years of age (when turning 18), and occasionally 2-3 more appear now. Menstrual pain started in the 16th and 17th years and still leaves a slight sensation.Doctor's answer:
Our traditional medicine advocates the use of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for treatment. Chinese herbal medicine has unique insights into regulating endocrine function. It achieves blood circulation, removes blood stasis, promotes the flow of qi, and replenishes qi, ultimately restoring balance between qi and blood. This gradually eliminates the accumulation of decomposition metabolism in the body, allowing the endocrine system to fully return to a healthy balance.Women, due to their unique physiological and psychological characteristics, may also exhibit distinct emotional expressions. They are more susceptible to external environmental interference, often experiencing negative emotions such as anxiety, anger, and depression. Therefore, it is important to actively adjust emotions and maintain stable mood and mindset to reduce skin changes before and after special physiological cycles, while preserving a good mental state.