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gynecological disorders
The gynecological health is often influenced by hormonal imbalances, energy disorders or specific conditions such as menstrual pain, fibroids, cysts, endometriosis, or even difficulties related to fertility and pregnancy. In Geneva, Biomed MTC offers natural and effective solutions based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), combining acupuncture, herbal medicine, auriculotherapy, Tui Na massage, cupping and Qi Gong to provide comprehensive and personalized care.
Gynecological disorders according to Traditional Chinese Medicine
The gynecological disorders include various conditions such as menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea), THE cycle irregularities, fibroids, endometriosis, or even complications related to menopause.
In Western medicine, these conditions are often linked to hormonal imbalances, anatomical abnormalities, or inflammatory processes. Treatments depend on the underlying cause and may include hormonal medications, anti-inflammatory drugs, surgical procedures such as hysterectomy, or assisted reproductive technology (ART) for infertility.
Early screening, particularly for conditions such as cervical cancer, remains essential, as does education and regular monitoring for improve gynecological health patients.
Understanding Gynecological Disorders
According to traditional Chinese medicine
In TCM, gynecological health is seen as a reflection of the overall balance of the body, including the main energy organs: the liver, spleen and kidneys. These organs play a fundamental role in the regulation of the menstrual cycle, of the fertility and general well-being.
- The liver: It controls the free circulation of Qi (vital energy) and blood, two elements essential for a regular menstrual cycle. Stagnation of Liver Qi can lead to menstrual pain, fibroids, or emotional disturbances such as irritability. Generally speaking, it manages emotions.
- The Spleen: Responsible for processing nutrients and producing blood, a weak spleen can cause moisture to build up in the body, contributing to symptoms like vaginal discharge or a feeling of heaviness.
- Kidneys: They are the source of vital energy and reproductive essence. Kidney failure can affect fertility, disrupt the menstrual cycle, and lead to lower back pain.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Solutions
for Gynecological Disorders
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) addresses the gynecological disorders with a holistic and personalized vision. Rather than solely targeting symptoms, it seeks to identify and treat the root causes of these imbalances. By restoring harmony to internal energies and supporting key organs such as the liver, spleen, and kidneys, TCM offers sustainable and natural solutions tailored to each woman.
The importance of a comprehensive approach in gynecology according to TCM
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), every gynecological symptom is interpreted as an energy imbalance affecting the organs and meridians. Unlike purely symptomatic approaches, TCM takes a holistic approach that aims to harmonize the entire energy system to restore health.
The basics of the global approach in TCM
- Irregular cycles : Often associated with stagnation of liver Qi or energy deficiency of the kidneys.
- Menstrual pain : Caused by stagnation of blood in the meridians of the uterus, leading to cramps and tension.
- Symptoms of menopause : Manifestations of weakening of the kidneys and an imbalance of Yin and Yang.
To treat these disorders, TCM combines several complementary techniques such as Acupuncture, herbal medicine, Tui Na massage, and Qigong. Each method aims to restore internal balance and relieve specific symptoms.
Acupuncture: a targeted and comprehensive approach
for gynecological health
Theacupuncture is one of the cornerstones of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It involves inserting fine needles into specific points of the meridians to restore energy circulation. gynecology, acupuncture is distinguished by its ability to act on both symptoms and their underlying causes.
How does acupuncture work in gynecology?
1. Stimulation of key meridians: Acupuncture points associated with the kidneys, liver, spleen, and uterus are activated to rebalance internal energies. For example:
- Liver Meridian (Gan Jing): Regulates the circulation of Qi and acts on menstrual pain.
- Kidney Meridian (Shen Jing): Supports thereproductive energy and fertility.
- Spleen Meridian (Pi Jing): Tonifies the blood and treats symptoms of wetness such as vaginal discharge.
2. Improved energy and blood circulation: The needles help to remove blockages and encourage smooth circulation, thus reducing pain and improving the menstrual cycle.
3. Hormonal balancing: By acting on the meridians linked to the endocrine and nervous systems, acupuncture helps regulate hormones, relieving the symptoms of menopause and menstrual imbalances.
The specific benefits of acupuncture for gynecological disorders
Regulation of menstrual cycles :
- Irregular cycles are harmonized by toning weakened organs such as the kidneys and dissipating stagnation in the liver.
- It is also effective in treating excessive or insufficient bleeding, by restoring an overall energy balance.
Relief from menstrual and pelvic pain:
- Chronic pain, particularly that related toendometriosis, are attenuated by stimulating points that promote the circulation of Qi and blood in the uterus.
- For example, the San Yin Jiao point (Spleen 6) is often used for soothe cramps and improve reproductive function.
Improved fertility :
- By increasing kidney energy and balancing Yin and Yang, acupuncture improves egg quality, stimulates ovulation and prepares the uterus for implantation.
- It is often combined with herbal medicine to support women suffering from unexplained infertility or polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).
Alleviation of menopause symptoms :
- The hot flashes, irritability and insomnia are relieved through points that balance Yin and Yang, support the kidneys and soothe the nervous system.
- The Ren 4 and Du 20 points are commonly activated to harmonize energies and soothe emotions.
Reduction of symptoms related to vaginal discharge and chronic infections:
- Acupuncture stimulates the immune system and improves the management of recurring vaginal infections by balancing moisture and supporting spleen function.
Examples of acupuncture points used in gynecology
- San Yin Jiao (Spleen 6): Acts on menstrual cycles, pelvic pain and fertility.
- Zhong Ji (Ren 3): Used to relieve menstrual pain and improve circulation in the uterus.
- Tai Chong (Liver 3): Reduces liver Qi stagnation, alleviating menstrual pain and irritability.
- Shen Shu (Kidney 23): Tonifies the kidneys, thus strengthening fertility and overall reproductive health.
- Guan Yuan (Ren 4): Strengthens Yin and Yang, used for menopausal disorders and endometriosis.
Long-Term Benefits of Acupuncture in Gynecology
- Reduced need for medication: Acupuncture can limit the use of anti-inflammatory or hormonal medications, promoting natural treatment of gynecological disorders.
- Overall Health Improvement: By addressing systemic imbalances, acupuncture not only addresses symptoms but also the overall vitality of patients.
- Individualized care: Each treatment is adapted to the specific needs of the patient, based on their energy diagnosis.
Chinese Herbal Medicine for Gynecology
The phytotherapy is an essential component of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Known for its ability to treat internal imbalances in a gentle and natural way, it relies on the use of medicinal plants carefully selected for their therapeutic properties. In gynecology, herbal medicine plays a crucial role in helping to regulate menstrual cycles, has improve fertility and to relieve various disorders such as menstrual pain, THE fibroids, or even symptoms related to the menopause.
In TCM, each herb is chosen based on its specific properties and its effect on energy imbalances. Formulas are developed based on an individualized diagnosis, taking into account Yin, Yang, Qi (vital energy), and blood. These formulas generally combine several herbs to create a synergy, thus maximizing their effectiveness while minimizing potential side effects.
Categories of plants used in gynecological phytotherapy
1. Plants to nourish the blood and regulate the menstrual cycle
- Chinese Angelica (Dang Gui): Known as the queen of gynecological plants, it nourishes the blood, improves its circulation and relieves menstrual painIt is particularly indicated for irregular cycles or painful periods.
- White Peony (Bai Shao): It nourishes the blood and calms the liver, thus helping to reduce menstrual cramps and the tensions linked to the premenstrual syndrome (SPM).
- Ligusticum wallichii (Chuan Xiong): Used to activate blood circulation and dissipate stagnation, it is often prescribed in cases of menstrual pain or pelvic masses like the fibroids.
2. Plants to dispel Qi and blood stagnation
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- Turmeric (Jiang Huang): Known for its anti-inflammatory and circulatory properties, it helps reduce pelvic masses and pain related to fibroids orendometriosis.
- Bupleurum (Chai Hu): This herb is used to regulate Liver Qi, essential for soothing emotional disturbances such as irritability or anxiety often associated with gynecological disorders.
3. Plants to nourish the blood and regulate the menstrual cycle
- Chinese Angelica (Dang Gui): Known as the queen of gynecological plants, it nourishes the blood, improves its circulation and relieves menstrual painIt is particularly indicated for irregular cycles or painful periods.
- White Peony (Bai Shao): It nourishes the blood and calms the liver, thus helping to reduce menstrual cramps and the tensions linked to the premenstrual syndrome (PMS).
- Ligusticum wallichii (Chuan Xiong): Used to activate blood circulation and dissipate stagnation, it is often prescribed in cases of menstrual pain or pelvic masses like the fibroids.
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4. Herbs to clear moisture and soothe vaginal discharge
- Coix lacryma-jobi (Yi Yi Ren): Used to drain dampness and reduce leukorrhea (abnormal white discharge).
- Polyporus umbellatus (Zhu Ling): Helps eliminate excess moisture and prevents vaginal infections recurring.
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Specific applications of herbal medicine for gynecological disorders
Menstrual pain and irregular cycles
Formulas combining Chinese angelica, white peony and ligusticum aim to relieve cramps, regulate cycles and improve blood circulation in the pelvic region.
Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
By combining bupleurum and white peony, herbal medicine soothes tension emotional, reduces bloating and relieves premenstrual headaches.
Ovarian fibroids and cysts
Herbs such as turmeric, bupleurum, and licorice root (Gan Cao) help to dissipate blood stagnation and reduce the size of pelvic masses.
Fertility and conception support
Kidney-strengthening formulas, including rehmannia, dodder, and dioscorea, are used to improve egg quality and regulate cycles for successful conception.
Menopause and hormonal disorders
Rehmannia and Chinese angelica, combined with herbs such as astragalus (Huang Qi), can help relieve hot flashes, insomnia and mood swings.
A tailor-made herbal treatment at BioMed MTC
- At BioMed MTC in Geneva, each herbal treatment is tailor-made to the patient's specific needs. Our qualified practitioners perform a thorough diagnosis to identify energy imbalances and suggest tailored formulas. This individualized process ensures maximum effectiveness while respecting the overall women's health.
The importance of professional supervision
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Although the Chinese phytotherapy be natural, it requires in-depth expertise to avoid drug interactions or contraindications. Therapists BioMed MTC ensures that each patient receives safe and appropriate treatment, taking into account their medical history and needs.
Auriculotherapy for Gynecological Disorders
This technique involves stimulating reflex points located on the ear, which correspond to different areas of the body. In gynecology, it can:
- Relieve menstrual pain by reducing tension and cramps.
- Regulate the menstrual cycle thanks to hormonal harmonization.
- Support fertility by balancing ovarian and uterine functions.
Tui Na Massage and Gynecological Disorders
The TUI NA massage is a manual therapeutic method aimed at restoring the circulation of Qi and blood. Its benefits for gynecological disorders include:
- Reduction of menstrual and pelvic pain : By stimulating the meridians and releasing stagnation.
- Improvement of menopause symptoms : By balancing internal energies and calming the nervous system.
- Support in cases of endometriosis : By reducing inflammation and adhesions, Tui Na contributes to a better quality of life.
- Stress and Anxiety Management : Factors often aggravating gynecological disorders.
Cupping and Benefits for Gynecology
The Chinese cupping, Or "cupping therapy”, promote energy and blood circulation. Applied to strategic areas, they allow:
- Reduce menstrual pain and cramps.
- Harmonize the menstrual cycle by improving blood circulation.
- Relieve symptoms of chronic conditions such as endometriosis.
Qi Gong for Feminine Balance
Qi Gong is an energetic discipline combining gentle movements, breathing and concentration. For women, it offers:
- Hormonal balance: Specific exercises reduce the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome and menopause.
- Stress reduction: By calming the nervous system, it lessens the impact of stress on reproductive health.
- Fertility support: By strengthening vital energy and reproductive functions.
Preparing and Supporting a Pregnancy with TCM
The Traditional Chinese medicine also accompanies the pregnant womenEN:
- Reducing nausea and pain thanks to acupuncture and Tui Na massage.
- Strengthening vital energy for prevent fatigue.
- Preparing the body for childbirth through relaxation and strengthening techniques.
- If the baby is in the breech position, acupuncture techniques can be used to turn the baby.
- Inducing labor using acupuncture.
For what choose BioMed MTC for your Gynecological Disorders in Geneva?
In Geneva, BioMed MTC provides a team of experienced practitioners, specialized insupport for women at every stage of their lives. Through comprehensive and personalized care, BioMed MTC helps its patients regain their balance and well-being.
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