The TCM Theory of XueyuYundu on Endometriosis

Fang Lian, Tingting Li
In: Traditional Chinese Medicine · 2009 · vol. 31(05) , pp. 472–473 · doi:10.3760/cma.j.issn.1673-4246.2009.05.053 · W3029515929
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This paper reviews the TCM theory of XueyuYundu, positing blood stasis and poison as fundamental to endometriosis, and introduces the QuyuJiedu Decoction as a potential treatment.

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The TCM theory of XueyuYundu believes that blood stasis and poison is the fundament of endometriosis. Long term of blood stasis may convert to poison and further aggravate the blood stasis. This article has summarized literatures about poison stasis syndrome and blood stasis syndrome. On this basis, we introduced a self-made prescription, QuyuJiedu Decoction, and the theoretical and laboratory study progress of this decoction, for the purpose of providing a new method for treating endometriosis. Key words: Endometriosis: XueyuYundu;  QuyuJiedu Decocion

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