Objective to Investigate the Pathogenesis and Treatment of Pain and Anxiety in Endometriosis from “Liver Governs Free Coursing”
This paper explores the pathogenesis and treatment of pain and anxiety in endometriosis using the traditional Chinese medicine concept of "liver governs free coursing."
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This paper explores the pathogenesis and treatment of pain and anxiety in endometriosis through the Traditional Chinese Medicine concept of “Liver Governs Free Coursing.” It posits that the physiological functions of harmonizing qi and blood, regulating emotions, and managing reproduction align with the clinical manifestations of patients suffering from endometriosis-related pain and anxiety. The authors review existing literature to demonstrate that therapeutic approaches such as exercise, Chinese herbal medicine, and psychological adjustment are closely linked to this theoretical framework and offer efficacy in addressing both somatic and psychiatric symptoms. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on the integration of Traditional Chinese Medicine theory to explain and treat the comorbid presentation of chronic pelvic pain and anxiety disorders.
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