Patient's question:
In February 2013, my period didn't come. I had never gone to the hospital before, and I took progesterone orally once. It still hasn't come yet.Doctor's answer:
Traditional Chinese Medicine believes that the menstrual flow originates from the kidneys, indicating that menstrual disorders are related to kidney function, as well as the spleen, liver, qi and blood, Chong Mai, Ren Mai, and the uterus. It is primarily divided into two types:1. Deficiency Syndrome: This is described as "pain due to lack of nourishment," caused by weak qi and blood or kidney and liver deficiency. People with this condition should pay attention to tonification, such as replenishing qi and blood or nourishing the kidneys and liver.
2. Excess Syndrome: This is described as "pain due to blockage," caused by poor circulation of qi and blood. For such individuals, it is advisable to remove blood stasis, relieve pain, and promote blood circulation and qi flow.
Modern people often lack exercise, making them more prone to excess syndrome: