Exploring the Treatment of Endometriosis from the Perspective of the Movement of Yin and Yang and the Theory of “Preventive Treatment of Disease”
This paper proposes treating endometriosis by addressing spleen-kidney Yang deficiency and blood stasis through tonifying Yang and removing stasis to restore Yin-Yang balance according to traditional Chinese medicine principles.
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This paper proposes a theoretical framework for treating endometriosis based on traditional Chinese medicine concepts of yin-yang dynamics and preventive care. The authors argue that the dysfunction of yang transforming qi and yin forming structure, rooted in spleen-kidney yang deficiency and marked by blood stasis, constitutes the primary pathogenesis of the disease. Consequently, they recommend a core therapeutic strategy involving tonifying kidney yang, warming spleen yang, and resolving blood stasis to restore yin-yang balance. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically applying TCM theory to its treatment and prevention.
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