Patient's question:
Every time it's headaches in advance, and the temper is especially bad, I'm very afraid of cold and I'm quite thin.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, you should have the symptoms of qi stagnation and blood stasis. If you also experience cold hands and feet and a sallow complexion, it indicates the presence of uterine cold.Regulating qi stagnation and blood stasis is most suitable with traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). By tonifying qi, nourishing blood, warming the meridians, and promoting the elimination of pathogenic cold and dampness, it can achieve the effects of tonifying qi, nourishing blood, warming the meridians, dispelling cold, and unblocking the channels.
Uterine cold, as defined in TCM, refers to the condition of a cold and deficient uterus in women, primarily characterized by cold symptoms such as cold hands and feet, aversion to cold, scanty menstrual flow, dark-colored blood with clots, dysmenorrhea, and even amenorrhea or infertility.
When uterine cold exists, blood flow becomes impaired, leading to dark-colored menstrual blood with clots. These clots obstruct the cervix, causing dysmenorrhea. It is recommended that you undergo a comprehensive medical examination and receive treatment based on your specific symptoms.