Gynecological Disease

In Chinese medicine, the womb is compared to a fertile field where life grows. However, the number of women experiencing uterine diseases is increasing, leading to infertility issues. Oriental doctors attribute weakened uterine health to “uterine sweating” or a cold uterus, which affects blood circulation and can result in various conditions. Western medicine focuses on surgical interventions, while Chinese medicine aims to address the root cause of uterine diseases. Acupuncture, moxibustion, and herbal medicine are used to balance the body, enhance self-renewal of the uterus, and improve its function. Chinese medicine cautions against hysterectomy, highlighting potential side effects and recommending conservative treatment in many cases. The key to Oriental medicine treatment is addressing blood circulation disorders and promoting healthy blood flow. Simple activities like walking, yoga, and bathing can also help relieve stress and improve blood circulation.