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Sub-heading: Do you have premature ovarian failure, or do you have ovarian dysfunction?Understand it in one article
In modern society, ovarian-related health problems are gradually attracting attention. Premature ovarian failure and ovarian insufficiency are two common problems, but many people are unclear about the difference between the two. This article will be based on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, combined with ancient and modern famous prescriptions, to give you a detailed introduction to the differences between the two, as well as prevention and methods.
First, let's understand the concepts of premature ovarian failure and ovarian insufficiency. Premature ovarian failure refers to the decline of ovarian function in women before the age of 40, which is manifested by irregular menstrual cycles, decreased or even stopped menstrual flow, and menopausal symptoms. Hypoactive ovarian function refers to the gradual decline of ovarian function after menopause, which is manifested by the gradual decrease to the cessation of menstruation and the decline in sex hormone levels.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that premature ovarian failure and ovarian dysfunction are closely related to the body's yin and yang imbalance. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that a woman's reproductive system is mainly regulated by the liver, spleen and kidney meridians. In women, problems such as the imbalance of yin and yang in the liver, spleen and kidney, and lack of qi and blood may lead to abnormal ovarian function.
For premature ovarian failure and ovarian dysfunction, TCM provides some effective methods. First of all, traditional Chinese medicine**, such as Liuwei Dihuang Pill, Xiaoyao Pill, etc., these famous prescriptions have the effect of nourishing the liver and kidneys, regulating yin and yang, and have a certain help in restoring ovarian function. The second is acupuncture**, which can stimulate the meridians, regulate the endocrine system, and help restore ovarian function. In addition, good living Xi, balanced diet and reasonable exercise are also important ways to prevent and alleviate premature ovarian failure and ovarian dysfunction.
It is worth mentioning that TCM focuses on individualization**. When choosing the best method, the TCM physician will formulate a personalized plan according to the individual's constitution, condition and auxiliary examination results. Therefore, when facing the problem of premature ovarian failure and ovarian hypofunction, it is recommended to consult a professional TCM physician for individualized diagnosis and **.
To sum up, although premature ovarian failure and ovarian dysfunction are somewhat similar, there are certain differences in their course of disease, symptoms and methods. Through the application of TCM theories, we can better understand and cope with these health problems. At the same time, paying attention to maintaining a good Xi habits and mentality of life, and actively carrying out appropriate Chinese medicine ** and conditioning, can improve ovarian health and maintain women's physical and mental health.
Health References:
1.Chen Ting. Research on premature ovarian failure and ovarian dysfunction in traditional Chinese medicine[D].Changchun University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2019