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ok any help is much apreciated.

 

heres the case:

 

female 22yrs,

 

 

Chief complaint

scanty menses

 

History and symptoms

Menarche at age11.

 

6 yrs ago the patient started taking the contraceptive pill, her

periods prior to taking the pill were regular, lasting 4-6 days, with

bright red blood. She would experience constipation and headaches,

prior to the start of menstruation and body aches,especially in the

lower legs and tender breasts. During her periods she would

exsperiences diaorrhea and servere dysmenorreah.

 

Whilst taking the pill the premenstural symptoms and dysmenohrea

disappeared. However the premenstrual constipation and diarohea

during the periods did not. The period became shorter lasing 3-5

days, blood became darker with at least 2 days of black purple blood

and clots were almost always present.

 

Recently the patient stoped taking the contraceptive pill. Her

period arrived as normal for the first month and was of very good

quality, lasting 4 days with bright red blood for all days. However

she again experienced servere dysmenorreah.

 

The following month there was no period at all.

 

The most recent period was extreamly scanty, lasting 4 days with

small amounts of black blood through out, no other symptoms were

present.

 

Other symptoms

 

On waking her nose is blocked and mouth very dry, some mornings she

coughs up small amounts of thick yellow phlegm, which is extreamly

difficult to expectorate.

 

Sleap is very good, but often finds it difficult to get up in the

morning.

 

Urine normal.

 

Stools normal to sticky consistency, not as regular as she would

like. Most of the time once a day, but can go up 4 days with out a

movement.

 

Medical History

 

The patient also suffers from constipation predominant IBS, which is

very much affected by diet, exercise and emotion. In the last year

the patient has also developed a strong allergy to birch pollen and

as a result can not eat a large number of fruits.

 

 

Tongue inspection and pulse

Swollen tongue with red tip and edges, slightly purple tongue body

with echymossis spots, little or no coating at the front and a thick

yellow coating at the root.

 

Pulse is slippery and wiry on both sides

 

 

ok so this is what it think the scanty periods are due to blood

stasis, which is a result of phlegm damp acumulation. at the root is

spleen qi deficiency, which over time has produced the phlegm. liver

qi stagnation due to emotion has produced the spleen qi deficiency.

with constitutional kidney deficiency.

 

 

what do you think?

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Hi Alpha!

 

Blood stasis? Has she any *sharp* pain?

 

At 12:02 PM 4/27/2004, you wrote:

>ok any help is much apreciated. <snip>

>

>ok so this is what it think the scanty periods are due to blood

>stasis, which is a result of phlegm damp acumulation. at the root is

>spleen qi deficiency, which over time has produced the phlegm. liver

>qi stagnation due to emotion has produced the spleen qi deficiency.

>with constitutional kidney deficiency.

 

Regards,

 

Pete

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hi Pete

 

there is sometimes a stabing pain associated with a hard mass in the

left or right illiac fossa, which now leads me to liver qi

stagnation, which as imaired the blood, disrupting the stomach and

large intestine qi. with some internal heat and possible weakened

lung qi.

 

what you think?

 

how would you treat? the root liver qi stag first? or the blood

stasis? or since the constitution is goood all?

 

Chinese Medicine , Pete Theisen

<petet@a...> wrote:

> Hi Alpha!

>

> Blood stasis? Has she any *sharp* pain?

>

> At 12:02 PM 4/27/2004, you wrote:

> >ok any help is much apreciated. <snip>

> >

> >ok so this is what it think the scanty periods are due to blood

> >stasis, which is a result of phlegm damp acumulation. at the root

is

> >spleen qi deficiency, which over time has produced the phlegm.

liver

> >qi stagnation due to emotion has produced the spleen qi deficiency.

> >with constitutional kidney deficiency.

>

> Regards,

>

> Pete

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hi

 

do you ask patient that did she feel, aversion to or dislike the cold. slightly

purple tongue indicate the cold. ache and pain can be cold obstruction in the

channel? diarrhoe during menstraton also indicate (xu han) empty cold. liver qi

stagnation also can caurse by the obstruction of the cold? cold can attracts

dampness

just the question

joe

 

alphatrion666 <magenta_seventy wrote:

ok any help is much apreciated.

 

heres the case:

 

female 22yrs,

 

 

Chief complaint

scanty menses

 

History and symptoms

Menarche at age11.

 

6 yrs ago the patient started taking the contraceptive pill, her

periods prior to taking the pill were regular, lasting 4-6 days, with

bright red blood. She would experience constipation and headaches,

prior to the start of menstruation and body aches,especially in the

lower legs and tender breasts. During her periods she would

exsperiences diaorrhea and servere dysmenorreah.

 

Whilst taking the pill the premenstural symptoms and dysmenohrea

disappeared. However the premenstrual constipation and diarohea

during the periods did not. The period became shorter lasing 3-5

days, blood became darker with at least 2 days of black purple blood

and clots were almost always present.

 

Recently the patient stoped taking the contraceptive pill. Her

period arrived as normal for the first month and was of very good

quality, lasting 4 days with bright red blood for all days. However

she again experienced servere dysmenorreah.

 

The following month there was no period at all.

 

The most recent period was extreamly scanty, lasting 4 days with

small amounts of black blood through out, no other symptoms were

present.

 

Other symptoms

 

On waking her nose is blocked and mouth very dry, some mornings she

coughs up small amounts of thick yellow phlegm, which is extreamly

difficult to expectorate.

 

Sleap is very good, but often finds it difficult to get up in the

morning.

 

Urine normal.

 

Stools normal to sticky consistency, not as regular as she would

like. Most of the time once a day, but can go up 4 days with out a

movement.

 

Medical History

 

The patient also suffers from constipation predominant IBS, which is

very much affected by diet, exercise and emotion. In the last year

the patient has also developed a strong allergy to birch pollen and

as a result can not eat a large number of fruits.

 

 

Tongue inspection and pulse

Swollen tongue with red tip and edges, slightly purple tongue body

with echymossis spots, little or no coating at the front and a thick

yellow coating at the root.

 

Pulse is slippery and wiry on both sides

 

 

ok so this is what it think the scanty periods are due to blood

stasis, which is a result of phlegm damp acumulation. at the root is

spleen qi deficiency, which over time has produced the phlegm. liver

qi stagnation due to emotion has produced the spleen qi deficiency.

with constitutional kidney deficiency.

 

 

what do you think?

 

 

 

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the patient has no particular like or dislikes to cold or hot

climates, but prefers drinks to be warm ie not hot and not cold. she

also has a constant feeling of internal warmth

 

Chinese Medicine , joesun gee

<joesungee> wrote:

> hi

>

> do you ask patient that did she feel, aversion to or dislike the

cold. slightly purple tongue indicate the cold. ache and pain can be

cold obstruction in the channel? diarrhoe during menstraton also

indicate (xu han) empty cold. liver qi stagnation also can caurse by

the obstruction of the cold? cold can attracts dampness

> just the question

> joe

>

> alphatrion666 <magenta_seventy@h...> wrote:

> ok any help is much apreciated.

>

> heres the case:

>

> female 22yrs,

>

>

> Chief complaint

> scanty menses

>

> History and symptoms

> Menarche at age11.

>

> 6 yrs ago the patient started taking the contraceptive pill, her

> periods prior to taking the pill were regular, lasting 4-6 days,

with

> bright red blood. She would experience constipation and headaches,

> prior to the start of menstruation and body aches,especially in the

> lower legs and tender breasts. During her periods she would

> exsperiences diaorrhea and servere dysmenorreah.

>

> Whilst taking the pill the premenstural symptoms and dysmenohrea

> disappeared. However the premenstrual constipation and diarohea

> during the periods did not. The period became shorter lasing 3-5

> days, blood became darker with at least 2 days of black purple

blood

> and clots were almost always present.

>

> Recently the patient stoped taking the contraceptive pill. Her

> period arrived as normal for the first month and was of very good

> quality, lasting 4 days with bright red blood for all days.

However

> she again experienced servere dysmenorreah.

>

> The following month there was no period at all.

>

> The most recent period was extreamly scanty, lasting 4 days with

> small amounts of black blood through out, no other symptoms were

> present.

>

> Other symptoms

>

> On waking her nose is blocked and mouth very dry, some mornings she

> coughs up small amounts of thick yellow phlegm, which is extreamly

> difficult to expectorate.

>

> Sleap is very good, but often finds it difficult to get up in the

> morning.

>

> Urine normal.

>

> Stools normal to sticky consistency, not as regular as she would

> like. Most of the time once a day, but can go up 4 days with out a

> movement.

>

> Medical History

>

> The patient also suffers from constipation predominant IBS, which

is

> very much affected by diet, exercise and emotion. In the last year

> the patient has also developed a strong allergy to birch pollen and

> as a result can not eat a large number of fruits.

>

>

> Tongue inspection and pulse

> Swollen tongue with red tip and edges, slightly purple tongue body

> with echymossis spots, little or no coating at the front and a

thick

> yellow coating at the root.

>

> Pulse is slippery and wiry on both sides

>

>

> ok so this is what it think the scanty periods are due to blood

> stasis, which is a result of phlegm damp acumulation. at the root

is

> spleen qi deficiency, which over time has produced the phlegm.

liver

> qi stagnation due to emotion has produced the spleen qi

deficiency.

> with constitutional kidney deficiency.

>

>

> what do you think?

>

>

>

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Hi Alpha!

 

I would start with liver qi stagnation, and toss in a few ashi points if

there were any. I always prescribe herbal pills as well, keeping some 400

varieties on hand. I use the new Fratkin book and select the pills in the

20 minutes while the patient is retaining the needles, basing my selection

in part on how the patient reacted to the needles.

 

At 07:54 AM 4/28/2004, you wrote:

>hi Pete

>

>there is sometimes a stabing pain associated with a hard mass in the

>left or right illiac fossa, which now leads me to liver qi

>stagnation, which as imaired the blood, disrupting the stomach and

>large intestine qi. with some internal heat and possible weakened

>lung qi.

>

>what you think?

>

>how would you treat? the root liver qi stag first? or the blood

>stasis? or since the constitution is goood all?

 

Regards,

 

Pete

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Hi

According to the book of Obstetrics & Gynecology in written by

Giovanni Maciocia, he differentiate 5 possible diagnosis of scanty periods.

 

1. Blood Deficiency

2. Kidney-yang deficiency

3.Kidney-yin deficiency

4.Stasis of blood

5.Phlegm obstructing the Uterus

 

IMO this patient more likely relate to Stasis of blood and disharmonious of

Chong mai and Ren Mai.

 

Joe

Pete Theisen <petet wrote:

Hi Alpha!

 

I would start with liver qi stagnation, and toss in a few ashi points if

there were any. I always prescribe herbal pills as well, keeping some 400

varieties on hand. I use the new Fratkin book and select the pills in the

20 minutes while the patient is retaining the needles, basing my selection

in part on how the patient reacted to the needles.

 

At 07:54 AM 4/28/2004, you wrote:

>hi Pete

>

>there is sometimes a stabing pain associated with a hard mass in the

>left or right illiac fossa, which now leads me to liver qi

>stagnation, which as imaired the blood, disrupting the stomach and

>large intestine qi. with some internal heat and possible weakened

>lung qi.

>

>what you think?

>

>how would you treat? the root liver qi stag first? or the blood

>stasis? or since the constitution is goood all?

 

Regards,

 

Pete

 

 

 

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Hi Alpha and Joe!

 

Well, Alpha, there you have two approaches - Joe's and mine. I hope this is

not confusing!

 

At 01:21 PM 4/28/2004, you wrote:

>Hi

>According to the book of Obstetrics & Gynecology in

>written by Giovanni Maciocia, he differentiate 5 possible diagnosis of

>scanty periods.

>

>1. Blood Deficiency

>2. Kidney-yang deficiency

>3.Kidney-yin deficiency

>4.Stasis of blood

>5.Phlegm obstructing the Uterus

>

>IMO this patient more likely relate to Stasis of blood and disharmonious

>of Chong mai and Ren Mai.

>

>Joe

 

Regards,

 

Pete

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Additional patterns:

 

Liver qi depression

Liver kidney yin vacuity

Spleen qi vacuity

 

 

 

On Apr 28, 2004, at 7:20 PM, Pete Theisen wrote:

 

> Hi Alpha and Joe!

>

> Well, Alpha, there you have two approaches - Joe's and mine. I hope

> this is

> not confusing!

>

> At 01:21 PM 4/28/2004, you wrote:

> >Hi

> >According to the book of Obstetrics & Gynecology in

> >written by Giovanni Maciocia, he differentiate 5 possible diagnosis

> of

> >scanty periods.

> >

> >1. Blood Deficiency

> >2. Kidney-yang deficiency

> >3.Kidney-yin deficiency

> >4.Stasis of blood

> >5.Phlegm obstructing the Uterus

> >

> >IMO this patient more likely relate to Stasis of blood and

> disharmonious

> >of Chong mai and Ren Mai.

> >

> >Joe

>

> Regards,

>

> Pete

>

>

>

> Membership requires that you do not post any commerical, swear,

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>

> and

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>

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Sorry, if I haven't been a pain lately but hotmail has decided it

doesn't want to download the forum to my email box :(

 

I want to play and i'd like to give my opinion too! Could you

send the date of birth of this patient to me off line? :)

 

Salvador

__________

> heres the case:

>

> female 22yrs,

>

>

> Chief complaint

> scanty menses

>

> History and symptoms

> Menarche at age11.

>

> 6 yrs ago the patient started taking the contraceptive pill, her

> periods prior to taking the pill were regular, lasting 4-6 days,

with

> bright red blood. She would experience constipation and

headaches,

> prior to the start of menstruation and body aches,especially in

the

> lower legs and tender breasts. During her periods she would

> exsperiences diaorrhea and servere dysmenorreah.

>

> Whilst taking the pill the premenstural symptoms and dysmenohrea

> disappeared. However the premenstrual constipation and diarohea

> during the periods did not. The period became shorter lasing 3-5

> days, blood became darker with at least 2 days of black purple

blood

> and clots were almost always present.

>

> Recently the patient stoped taking the contraceptive pill. Her

> period arrived as normal for the first month and was of very good

> quality, lasting 4 days with bright red blood for all days.

However

> she again experienced servere dysmenorreah.

>

> The following month there was no period at all.

>

> The most recent period was extreamly scanty, lasting 4 days with

> small amounts of black blood through out, no other symptoms were

> present.

>

> Other symptoms

>

> On waking her nose is blocked and mouth very dry, some mornings

she

> coughs up small amounts of thick yellow phlegm, which is extreamly

> difficult to expectorate.

>

> Sleap is very good, but often finds it difficult to get up in the

> morning.

>

> Urine normal.

>

> Stools normal to sticky consistency, not as regular as she would

> like. Most of the time once a day, but can go up 4 days with out

a

> movement.

>

> Medical History

>

> The patient also suffers from constipation predominant IBS, which

is

> very much affected by diet, exercise and emotion. In the last

year

> the patient has also developed a strong allergy to birch pollen

and

> as a result can not eat a large number of fruits.

>

>

> Tongue inspection and pulse

> Swollen tongue with red tip and edges, slightly purple tongue body

> with echymossis spots, little or no coating at the front and a

thick

> yellow coating at the root.

>

> Pulse is slippery and wiry on both sides

>

>

> ok so this is what it think the scanty periods are due to blood

> stasis, which is a result of phlegm damp acumulation. at the root

is

> spleen qi deficiency, which over time has produced the phlegm.

liver

> qi stagnation due to emotion has produced the spleen qi

deficiency.

> with constitutional kidney deficiency.

>

>

> what do you think?

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Hi Z'ev

 

do you mean Liver qi depression is ( Gan qi yu jie ) which is commonly

described as Liver qi stagnation

or ( Gan qi xu ) Liver qi deficiency?

 

regard

 

joe

 

<zrosenbe wrote:

Additional patterns:

 

Liver qi depression

Liver kidney yin vacuity

Spleen qi vacuity

 

 

 

On Apr 28, 2004, at 7:20 PM, Pete Theisen wrote:

 

> Hi Alpha and Joe!

>

> Well, Alpha, there you have two approaches - Joe's and mine. I hope

> this is

> not confusing!

>

> At 01:21 PM 4/28/2004, you wrote:

> >Hi

> >According to the book of Obstetrics & Gynecology in

> >written by Giovanni Maciocia, he differentiate 5 possible diagnosis

> of

> >scanty periods.

> >

> >1. Blood Deficiency

> >2. Kidney-yang deficiency

> >3.Kidney-yin deficiency

> >4.Stasis of blood

> >5.Phlegm obstructing the Uterus

> >

> >IMO this patient more likely relate to Stasis of blood and

> disharmonious

> >of Chong mai and Ren Mai.

> >

> >Joe

>

> Regards,

>

> Pete

>

>

>

> Membership requires that you do not post any commerical, swear,

> religious, spam messages,flame another member or swear.

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> If you , it takes a few days for the messages to stop

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Gan qi yu jie is " liver qi binding depression " . So that is correct.

Not liver qi deficiency.

 

Z'ev

On Apr 29, 2004, at 6:21 AM, joesun gee wrote:

 

> Hi Z'ev

>

> do you mean Liver qi depression is ( Gan qi yu jie ) which is

> commonly described as Liver qi stagnation

> or ( Gan qi xu ) Liver qi deficiency?

>

> regard

>

> joe

>

 

 

 

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