Can menstrual disorders be treated with Traditional Chinese Medicine?

Patient's question:

Medical Description: Irregular menstruation, coming once a week, and the duration is quite long. Don't know what to do, have also taken some medication.
History of Treatment and Effect: Taken some medications, but they haven't worked.
Desired Help: Want to visit a good traditional Chinese medicine hospital. Heard from a friend that Guoji may be good, but don't know if it's reliable.

Doctor's answer:

Traditional Chinese Medicine regulation, syndrome differentiation and treatment
The main approach is traditional Chinese medicine regulation, based on syndrome differentiation and treatment according to each individual's physical condition. By regulating qi and blood, resolving blood stasis and promoting the growth of collaterals, it aims to achieve the goals of nourishing blood and kidneys, soothing the liver and dispelling depression, tonifying the heart and spleen, promoting blood circulation and resolving blood stasis. It regulates the functions of female organs and balances the endocrine system.
Recommended TCM herbs for regulating menstruation:
(1) Angelica sinensis (Danggui): Used for irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, and postpartum abdominal pain caused by blood deficiency and blood stasis. Angelica sinensis exerts a bidirectional regulatory effect on the uterus depending on its functional state, and is also used for renal anemia caused by chronic renal failure.
(2) Carapace of tortoise (Guijia): Used for uterine bleeding and excessive menstruation due to yin deficiency, blood heat, and instability of the (Chong Ren) system.
(3) Polygonum multiflorum (He Shou Wu): Prepare 50 grams of Polygonum multiflorum, decoct into a concentrated juice. Cook 100 grams of pig liver into thin slices, then add the Polygonum juice.