A comprehensive TCM-oriented disease profile covering core descriptions, causes, diagnostic patterns, commonly used herbs, acupuncture and moxibustion protocols, external therapies, massage methods, qigong exercises, proprietary formulas, recommended recipes, and daily self‑care.
Modern stress is not just about having too many tasks. It happens when the demands of life are greater than the resources we have to cope with them for a long period of time. Managing stress is not about eliminating negative feelings, but about creating a healthier balance and building…
MorePremenstrual Syndrome (PMS) is a group of symptoms that relate to the menstrual cycle. PMS symptoms occur in the week or two weeks before menstruation (also known as monthly bleeding or “period”).
MoreDue to inadequate understanding of the causes for premenstrual syndrome (PMS), doctors may try a variety of treatment approaches before arriving at an effective therapy, or combination of therapies for PMS patients. Lifestyle modifications, healthy eating and regular exercise provide some relief.
MoreTaoism suggests that you live in accordance with nature, this includes a having balanced diet, living in a proper environment, going to bed with the stars and getting up with the sun. Lifestyle changes can help prevent premenstrual syndrome (PMS). During ovulation, the kidney’s and have reached their maximum; thereafter,…
MoreIn China, Chinese herbs and other forms of treatment have been used for menstrual disorders for a long time. They are effective because they treat the root cause, so individuals can live without painkillers or period regulators. Some physicians even claim there are no untreatable cases only that longer courses…
MoreBoth Western and Chinese medicine have similar diagnoses for Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) according to different emotional and/or physical symptoms occurring before or after the menstrual period. However, TCM employs a , as it is common for individuals with PMS to have accompanying menstrual or gynecological problems. Physicians are not only…
MoreFrom a TCM viewpoint, premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is not complicated. Every month, a woman’s (acquired and congenital) will gradually be enriched to a particular level by the kidneys; the kidneys will then produce a substance called . Under the action of this substance and guided by the liver, the becomes…
MoreTCM treatments for missed periods are indicated for conditions that are mostly due to endocrine issues, structural deformities such as inborn defects are not applicable.
MoreGynecology is one of the main clinical specialties in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Its rich therapeutic methods and significant curative effects makes it a popular theraputic choice for these types of problems. What is unique about TCM treatments is that variations in each woman’s condition are acknowledged. Physicians diagnose conditions…
MorePMS is categorized under menstrual problems in TCM.There are no specific records about PMS in TCM. Symptoms related to it are scattered in different menstrual-related monographs.
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