MENSTRUAL SYMPTOMS

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Chapter 84

imageMENSTRUAL SYMPTOMS

MENSTRUAL BLOOD

Purple menstrual blood

Interrogation, Chapter 46

Menstrual clots

Interrogation, Chapter 46

Sticky menstrual blood

Interrogation, Chapter 46

Watery menstrual blood

Interrogation, Chapter 46

PERIODS

Irregular periods

Interrogation, Chapter 46

‘Irregular periods’ indicates periods that come sometimes early and sometimes late. It is important to bear in mind that many women refer to ‘irregular periods’ when the periods are either consistently late or consistently early, in which case they fall under the headings of ‘late periods’ or ‘early periods’ respectively.

Heavy periods

Interrogation, Chapter 46

‘Heavy periods’ indicates heavy menstrual blood that occurs at the proper time; that is, the period comes regularly, it lasts approximately 4 or 5 days and the bleeding is heavy during that time. There is another condition characterized by heavy bleeding called ‘Flooding and trickling’ (Beng Lou): this indicates heavy menstrual blood outside the proper time; that is, the period may come early with a sudden flood (Beng), or it may continue with a trickle after the proper period time (Lou), or both. The various pathological conditions indicated below apply to both ‘Heavy periods’ and ‘Flooding and trickling’.

Scanty periods

Interrogation, Chapter 46

Painful periods

Interrogation, Chapter 46

Absence of periods

Interrogation, Chapter 46

Mid-cycle bleeding

Interrogation, Chapter 46

Periods that return after the menopause

This symptom occurs only in menopausal women, when the periods stop for at least a year and then suddenly return; in ancient times this was called ‘inverted opening flower’.