Lower Abdominal Pain Released Afer Passing Clotsaccording to TCM
Symptom family: Lower Abdominal Pain and Discomfort
Root Causes of Lower Abdominal Pain Released Afer Passing Clots in TCM
Explore below more details about what might cause Lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots according to TCM.
- By Syndrome
- Blood Deficiency
- Qi Deficiency
- Blood Stasis
- Cold
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Blood Deficiency
Blood Deficiency in TCM is like when your body's tank runs low on the vital energy that blood provides. It's not exactly the same as anemia in modern medicine, which is about having too few red blood cells. Instead, Blood Deficiency in TCM is about your body not having enough of the life-giving qualities that blood brings, like nourishment and moisture. This can make you feel tired, look pale, and even feel dizzy or have blurry vision. It's like a garden not getting enough water to stay lush and vibrant. TCM sees this as an imbalance where the body isn't being nourished as it should be, impacting overall health and well-being.... see more
Blood Deficiency Patterns That Can Lead to Lower Abdominal Pain Released Afer Passing Clots
| Pattern Name | Relevant Symptoms | Relevant Formulas |
|---|---|---|
| Directing and Penetrating vessels Deficiency with Empty Cold | Lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots, Persistent uterine bleeding of purple or dark blood, Dark menstrual clots | Zhen Ling Dan |
Qi Deficiency
Qi Deficiency in TCM is like running low on battery power. Qi is the vital energy that powers every function in your body. When there's a Qi Deficiency, it means your body doesn't have enough of this essential energy. This can make you feel tired all the time, weak, or even cause shortness of breath. It's similar to how you feel when you haven't had enough sleep or nutritious food. Your body just doesn't have the energy it needs to perform at its best. Unlike modern medicine, which often focuses on specific physical causes for fatigue and weakness, TCM views Qi Deficiency as an overall energy depletion that affects your entire well-being, and it seeks to replenish and balance this vital energy.... see more
Qi Deficiency Patterns That Can Lead to Lower Abdominal Pain Released Afer Passing Clots
| Pattern Name | Relevant Symptoms | Relevant Formulas |
|---|---|---|
| Directing and Penetrating vessels Deficiency with Empty Cold | Lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots, Persistent uterine bleeding of purple or dark blood, Dark menstrual clots | Zhen Ling Dan |
Blood Stasis
Blood Stasis in TCM is a concept where the blood flow in the body is not as smooth or efficient as it should be. Imagine a river that's supposed to flow freely, but instead, it's getting blocked or moving too slowly in some parts. This can lead to various health issues, like pain that feels sharp or stabbing, dark bruises, and a complexion that looks purplish. TCM believes that good health relies on the smooth and vibrant flow of Qi and blood throughout the body, so when blood gets stuck, it's like a traffic jam in your body, leading to discomfort or health problems.... see more
Blood Stasis Patterns That Can Lead to Lower Abdominal Pain Released Afer Passing Clots
| Pattern Name | Relevant Symptoms | Relevant Formulas |
|---|---|---|
| Directing and Penetrating vessels Deficiency with Empty Cold | Lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots, Persistent uterine bleeding of purple or dark blood, Dark menstrual clots | Zhen Ling Dan |
Cold
In TCM "Cold" as a pattern of disharmony refers to a specific type of imbalance within the body's systems, often linked to a deficiency or weakness. It's not about feeling physically cold or having a common cold, but rather a metaphorical description of certain symptoms and underlying conditions. When a TCM practitioner says someone suffers from "Cold," it usually implies that the body's Yang energy, which is warm and active, is insufficient or overpowered by Yin energy, which is cool and passive. Symptoms of Cold in TCM can include a general feeling of coldness, cold limbs, pale complexion, low energy, slow metabolism, and a preference for warmth. ... see more
Cold Patterns That Can Lead to Lower Abdominal Pain Released Afer Passing Clots
| Pattern Name | Relevant Symptoms | Relevant Formulas |
|---|---|---|
| Directing and Penetrating vessels Deficiency with Empty Cold | Lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots, Persistent uterine bleeding of purple or dark blood, Dark menstrual clots | Zhen Ling Dan |
TCM Herbal Formulas for Lower Abdominal Pain Released Afer Passing Clots
See more details below about Zhen Ling Dan, a herbal formula used to address lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots.
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- By Formula Type
- Blood Deficiency
- Qi Deficiency
- Blood Stasis
- Cold
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- Formulas that secure irregular uterine bleeding and stop vaginal discharge
Top Formula for Blood Deficiency:
Zhen Ling Dan
Suitable for Blood Deficiency patterns that may cause lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots, such as Directing and Penetrating vessels Deficiency with Empty Cold
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Top Formula for Qi Deficiency:
Zhen Ling Dan
Suitable for Qi Deficiency patterns that may cause lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots, such as Directing and Penetrating vessels Deficiency with Empty Cold
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Top Formula for Blood Stasis:
Zhen Ling Dan
Suitable for Blood Stasis patterns that may cause lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots, such as Directing and Penetrating vessels Deficiency with Empty Cold
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Top Formula for Cold:
Zhen Ling Dan
Suitable for Cold patterns that may cause lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots, such as Directing and Penetrating vessels Deficiency with Empty Cold
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These formulas are suitable for some lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots-causing patterns like Directing and Penetrating vessels Deficiency with Empty Cold.
One such formula is Zhen Ling Dan, with limonitum as a key herb.
TCM Herbs for Lower Abdominal Pain Released Afer Passing Clots
Explore below some TCM herbs used to address lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots, organized by herb category.
- By Herb Category
- Herbs that stabilize and bind
Herbs that stabilize and bind
Lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots can be treated by these herbs if it is caused by a leakage of bodily fluids or energies, helping to consolidate and preserve the body's essential substances.
One such herb is Limonitum (Yu Yu Liang), a key herb in some formulas recommended for lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots, like Zhen Ling Dan.
Other herbs of this category are listed in the table below.
"Herbs that stabilize and bind" recommended for lower abdominal pain released afer passing clots
| Herb | Formulas they belong to (if applicable) |
|---|---|
| Limonitum (Yu Yu Liang) | Zhen Ling Dan |
| Red Halloysite (Chi Shi Zhi) | Zhen Ling Dan |