2013Liaoning Zhongyiyao Daxue xuebaoRequires access

Professor CHEN Ying's Treatment Experience of Perimenopausal Syndrome

Ying Chen

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Women perimenopausal syndrome is due to decreased sex hormone levels while appearing in a series of autonomic dysfunction symptoms.Professor CHEN Ying thinks that this disease is mainly caused by kidney deficiency,also associated with liver and spleen disorders.Methods of nourishing kidney,strengthening spleen,nourishing liver and activating blood to remove the blood stasis were used with discussing clinical cases.

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Women perimenopausal syndrome is due to decreased sex hormone levels while appearing in a series of autonomic dysfunction symptoms.Professor CHEN Ying thinks that this disease is mainly caused by kidney deficiency,also associated with liver and spleen disorders.Methods of nourishing kidney,strengthening spleen,nourishing liver and activating blood to remove the blood stasis were used with discussing clinical cases.

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Women perimenopausal syndrome is due to decreased sex hormone levels while appearing in a series of autonomic dysfunction symptoms.Professor CHEN Ying thinks that this disease is mainly caused by kidney deficiency,also associated with liver and spleen disorders.Methods of nourishing kidney,strengthening spleen,nourishing liver and activating blood to remove the blood stasis were used with discussing clinical cases.

Key concepts: Medicine, Blood stasis, Chen, Kidney, Spleen, Internal medicine, Yang deficiency, Traditional medicine

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