Patient's question:
It has been almost two weeks since my period hasn't arrived, and I have had sexual intercourse, but I have taken precautions. Could you please tell me if there is any problem?Medical history and treatment effectiveness: I also had irregular periods before getting pregnant.
What kind of help do you need: Do I need to be checked?
Doctor's answer:
One, Leonurus japonicus stir-fried with Chrysanthemum leaves3 grams of Leonurus japonicus and 30 grams of Chrysanthemum leaves, both fresh, are washed and cut into pieces for later use. Heat the pot with cold oil, then add the prepared Leonurus japonicus and Chrysanthemum leaves after the oil is heated. Stir-fry over high heat until cooked, add an appropriate amount of salt and chicken essence, and season to taste before serving. Leonurus japonicus is a friend to women, with the effect of invigorating blood and regulating menstruation. The napa cabbage acid in Chrysanthemum leaves has excellent coagulation properties, which can stop bleeding. Therefore, women with blood stasis and excessive menstrual flow who eat it regularly can effectively regulate menstrual disorders.
Two, Angelica sinensis and Rehmannia glutinosa braised lamb
A medicinal diet recipe to help you eat away menstrual disorders. Wash 500 grams of fresh lamb and cut it into pieces. Blanch the lamb in hot water and set aside. Take 15 grams of Angelica sinensis and Rehmannia glutinosa, place them in a cloth bag to make a herbal pouch, and add it to the clay pot with the lamb. Add 10 grams of dried ginger, an appropriate amount of soy sauce, salt, sugar, and yellow wine. Bring to a boil over high heat, then simmer over low heat until the lamb is tender. Remove the herbal pouch before serving. Lamb has excellent warming properties, and when paired with Angelica sinensis and Rehmannia glutinosa, it can further nourish qi and blood. Therefore, women with symptoms such as qi deficiency, pale complexion, and excessive menstrual flow can often consume this recipe.