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Clinical Manifestations
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- Menorrhagia or
- Prolonged menstruation
- Lower abdominal Cold, distention and pain
- Sporadic abdominal pain which is better with warmth
pressure
- Irregular menstruation (usually long and heavy or scant
with clots)
- Delayed menstruation with a small amount of pale Blood
- Mild, persistent uterine bleeding
- Lumbar and sacral pain which are worse following menstruation
or when tired
- Profuse, clear, watery leukorrhea
- Maybe infertility
- Maybe dark rings around the eyes
- Palpitations
- Shortness of breath
- Faint, weak respiration
- Drenched with perspiration
- Dizziness
- Vertigo
- Above symptoms worse on exertion or when tired
- Four limbs cold and sore
- Intolerance of Cold
- Cold abdominal pain
- An extremely pale face
- Cyanosis of mouth and lips
- Reduced appetite
- Loss of taste
- Fatigue
- Upset stomach
- Loose stools
- T: Pale and thick with teeth marks
- C: White and greasy
- P: Minute (on the point of collapse) or Deep and slow
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| Treatment Principle |
- Return Yang
- Scatter Cold
- Consolidate Exhaustion
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| Herb Formulas |
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| Points |
- Moxa REN-8, Moxa-needle REN-4, REN-6, ST-36, DU-25
For shock: PC-6 In
combination with DU-25, DU-26, PC-9, KI-1
- Moxa REN-4, REN-8,
Moxa-needle UB-23, UB-26, DU-4
For menstruation with clots: SP-10, SP-6
For infertility: Bao Men Zi Hu (3
cun below the umbilicus and 2 cun lateral to the umbilicus)
For clear, thin vaginal discharge: UB-52, GB-26
For lower abdominal pain: SP-8
- For dysmenorrhea: SP-10, ST-29
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