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