Chinese Herbs for Menstruation
Chinese herbs have been used for many years. In fact, Chinese herbs in medicine date back as far as 3,000 years ago. Chinese medicine today is widely used all over the world and accepted as an alternative medicine, including for menstruation.
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Chinese herbs for menstruation have been used for many years. Women all over the world make use of Chinese herbs because of their longevity and overall safety.
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Herbs
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Dong quai root is an herb used to help restore menstrual cycles; it is also used for menopausal symptoms. Dang gui and chai hu are used for menstrual cramping and help with emotions.
Significance
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Many women choose a natural approach to healing to avoid the side effects of traditional synthetic medications that have not been on the market long.
Considerations
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Chinese medicine treats the underlying condition to bring back balance to the body. With menstrual disorders, herbs are often used to treat the liver and regulate the blood. Angelica, peony and rehmannia help nourish the blood.
Warning
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Alternative medicine such as Chinese herbs often are used in conjunction with traditional medication. Women with severe menstrual issues may need the assistance of a medical doctor.
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