Patient's question:
What should I do about amenorrhea? I have taken a lot of medicine, both Chinese and Western. My periods come when I take medicine, but they stop when I stop. This year, I didn't take any medicine, and I still had one in early June. It hasn't come yet, and there is always a powdery discharge in my vagina. What should I do now?Doctor's answer:
Amenorrhea is a common gynecological disorder that brings many troubles to the lives of numerous women. The fundamental cause of blood deficiency lies in the deficiency of the liver and kidneys, stagnation of qi and blood, and blockage of meridians. Patients with amenorrhea suffer from kidney weakness and internal cold, which obstruct the circulation of qi and blood, preventing proper nourishment from reaching the body and disrupting overall balance. As a result, they often experience symptoms such as qi and blood deficiency, poor mental state, and poor appetite with weight loss. Based on the patient's symptoms, Zilan Tongjing Yin, a treatment that nourishes the liver and kidneys, regulates qi and blood, warms meridians, dispels cold, activates blood circulation, and unblocks collaterals, can be used to treat amenorrhea. Additionally, while treating amenorrhea, it is also important to pay attention to proper diet, digestion, nutrition, and strengthening the body.