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TCM gynecology

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LV SP phase I Menses; the issue is maintaining the flow, the liver is important. Spleen makes sure there is not too much blood
LV SP phase II Yin phase, once menstrual bleeding has stopped resupplies yin to the uterus (SP, KD, Yin)
LV SP phase III ovulation yang period; functionally dependent on Kidney Yang (KD yang, LV)
phase IV premenstrual; the body is preparing for discharge of menstrual lineing. qi phase deals eith regulation of qi. GB-headache; SP-damp/bloating; ST-heat, breast
Spleen raises uterus; impacts length/volume of flow; makes blood, contributes to endometrial lining of uterus
LV stored blood from LV goes to uterus
LV qi relation of blood stasis in uterus; creates heat that affect uterus.
LV xue xu can't bild up endomentrial linint
KD material Jing: Ovum, organs; functional expression of Yang=ovulation
conception problems tonify KD yang
two lower yin urinary meatus/anus. 3rd lower yin
3 gynecological zang LV/SP/KD
Tian qui gui connections between HT and uterus; spiritual connection; shen and mother, and shen and the child; fetal palace; fetal wrapper (uterus)
six extraordinary vessels GB (at jing level); bones; marrow; sea of marrow/brain; uterus; vessels (related to blood which gets converted to yin.
vessels marrow
uterus connection betwee blood and jing
extraordinary organs jing (ovaries)
Sea of Yin Ren
Sea of Yang Du
Sea of Blood Chong
cinnabar field extraordinary vessels (ren, du, chong) start in uterus
four causes of bleeding Heat, qi def, blood stasis, trauma
tied together with blood marrow, brain, uterus, vessels
Created by: Yoshinao
 

 



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