Is dysmenorrhea caused by palace cold?

Dysmenorrhea is not caused by palace cold: dysmenorrhea points to primary dysmenorrhea and secondary dysmenorrhea, the former refers to dysmenorrhea without organic lesions in the reproductive tract, generally occurs in a few years after menarche, with the development of maturity can naturally improve, the latter refers to pelvic organic diseases such as endometriosis, adenomyosis, pelvic inflammatory disease or cervical adhesion caused by dysmenorrhea, this type of dysmenorrhea is not self-improvement. Western medicine believes that dysmenorrhea and uterine contractions are abnormal, because the abnormal contraction of the uterus is enhanced, the uterine blood flow is reduced, causing uterine ischemia, causing dysmenorrhea; there is also an increase in endometrial prostaglandin, causing uterine smooth muscle to contract too strongly, vasospasm, causing uterine ischemia and hypoxia and showing dysmenorrhea; Some patients suffer from dysmenorrhea caused by organic diseases, such as endometriosis, adenomyosis and cervical stenosis, while others suffer from mental depression, anxiety and fear of pain. Dysmenorrhea is not caused by palace cold. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that qi stagnation and blood stasis, cold coagulation, qi and blood weakness, liver and kidney weakness will cause dysmenorrhea. Therefore, even if it is dysmenorrhea, the treatment of traditional Chinese medicine doctors is different for everyone. Simply speaking, pain before and during menstruation is mostly true, pain after menstruation is mostly deficiency; pain is more than distension, menstrual blood is dark and blood clots are mostly blood stasis; distension is more than pain, accompanied by poor menstrual blood discharge is mostly qi stagnation; colic, cold pain, heat pain is cold; burning pain is hot pain increased as heat; pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by breast swelling pain, the disease is mostly in the liver; pain even lumbosacral, accompanied by dizziness, tinnitus are mostly kidney deficiency.