Patient's question:
Once, came last month on the 16th, but this month I don't know what's going on, it hasn't come yet (no sexual activity). There are also many pimples on her face. What's going on?Doctor's answer:
Hello, irregular menstruation is considered by Western medicine to be due to endocrine disorders. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), it can be classified into deficiency and excess patterns. The majority of irregular menstruation is caused by deficiency patterns, characterized by irregular periods, blood clots, low volume, cold hands and feet, pale and excessive discharge, hot flashes, and sweating. These are all typical symptoms of disharmony between qi and blood, and cold stagnation. In daily life, it may manifest as sallow or pale complexion, fear of cold during periods, limb coldness, preference for warmth and pressure, poor digestion, and irregular cycles. Women with irregular menstruation should pay close attention to their bodies. Chinese medicine is quite effective in alleviating symptoms of irregular menstruation. The significant benefits of Chinese patent medicine are regulating qi and blood and balancing the endocrine system. It preserves the uterus and restores ovarian function, avoiding the side effects of Western medicine artificial cycles and the dependency caused by estrogen. It has excellent effects in regulating menstruation for conditions caused by qi and blood stagnation and deficiency-cold patterns.