Chinese herbs & aromatherapy against infertility
Chinese herbs & aromatherapy against infertility
There are many different causes of infertility in men and women. The main cause of infertility in men is a low sperm number. This can be due to constitutional and environmental factors. Chinese medicine can be used to increase blood circulation and body temperature, which can help improve the number of sperm. The same herbs that are used for this purpose can also improve the sex drive and sexual performance of a man. There are also a number of factors involved in the infertility of women. A common cause of infertility is a constipation of the fallopian tube, which prevents sperm and egg from meeting. A polycystic ovarian disease can also affect the timely release of the eggs. Other gynecological health problems can also cause infertility, such as endometriosis, salpingitis, inflammatory diseases of the pelvis and chlamydia. At other times there can be no structural or physical condition that causes infertility. While Chinese medicine and aromatherapy cannot determine the physical factors that cause infertility (diagnostic tests are required), they can often address some of the causes of infertility as soon as the cause is discovered.
In clinical research studies in China, it was shown that the Chinese herbs Leonurus (Yi Mu Cao) and Siegesbeckia (XI Xian Cao) open clogged fallopian tubes. The majority of women addressed treatment within 10 days. The blockages in these cases were due to thickening of the hose lining, excessive mucus secretion, partial blocking with scar tissue, inflammation or infection. A remedy that can be well suited to treat this disease in combination with Chinese herbs is the enzyme serrapeptase. Serrapeptase dismisses scar tissue and cystic fabric in the body and at the same time promotes blood circulation.
For women who suffer from a polycystic ovarian disease, a number of herbs and essential oils can be useful. It is known that sawing palm berries block the production of testosterone that is known to cause the disease. Chasteberries can help reduce the tendency towards the formation of ovarian cysts and compensate for the hormones of a woman. Externally used essential cypress oil can also reduce the formation of cysts. In general, women with this disease in Chinese medicine often have to have moist heat removed from the lower burner. They often also suffer from kidney-yin deficiency as well as Qi and blood vague in the lower burner.
For women whose mucus secretion kills her husband's sperm, this could be a state of excessive congestion and acidity in the body, which can be compensated for by changes in nutrition and lifestyle as well as the use of herbs and essential oils. A change in body chemistry by holistic means can increase the likelihood of a conception.
There are also a number of essential oils that can help compensate for the hormonal and reproductive system of a woman and at the same time promote fertility. Geranie, Muskatellersalbie and essential rose oil nourish the system of a woman and help to bring it back into homeostasis.
Often there is no diagnostic reason or reason for infertility. In these cases, Chinese medicine can be very effective in order to bring the spirit, the body and spirit of a woman back into a harmonious balance and to make it more sensitive to conception.
Chinese herbs can also be used to maintain a healthy pregnancy as soon as the conception has been carried out. Certain herbs such as Xu Duan (Karten root) and TU Si Zi (Cuscuta) are traditionally used to prevent miscarriages and promote healthy pregnancy. A certain percentage of miscarriages cannot be prevented (25%) because they are triggered by genetic anomalies in the fetus. In other cases, however, herbs can help increase the likelihood of pregnancy over a period of nine months.
As you can see, there are a variety of ways of how Chinese medicine and aromatherapy can be used to increase the likelihood that a couple will receive a child while the woman is emotionally and physically prepared for conception and pregnancy.