Female Menopause
Menopause is a natural stage that affects every woman. Premature or early menopause symptoms may include irregular periods or hot flashes, and as the process continues, women may also experience night sweats, sleep difficulties, and increased irritability.
For most women, this transition occurs between their 40s and 50s, when ovarian functions—including ovulation and the secretion of female hormones—begin to decline and eventually stop. This stage is known as menopause, and it can bring a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms.
Common Symptoms of Menopause
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Palpitations and anxiety, often accompanied by dizziness, headaches, or migraines
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Sleep disturbances, hot flashes, chronic fatigue, and pain during intercourse
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Joint pain in the arms, legs, shoulders, and back
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Feeling irritable, depressed, and experiencing forgetfulness or mental fog
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Menstrual irregularities, such as metrorrhagia (abnormal bleeding between periods)
Treatment in Asian Medicine
① Hormone-Inducing Therapy
This treatment stimulates the body to naturally secrete female hormones through Asian medicine-based therapies, rather than introducing external hormones.
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Hormone-inducing therapy is both preventive and effective for managing osteoporosis and depression during menopause.
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It also helps slow down signs of aging, such as the appearance of wrinkles and loss of firmness in the breasts.
② Herbal Therapy to Nourish Qi and Blood
According to Asian medicine theory, menopausal symptoms are often the result of a deficiency in Qi and blood. Herbal formulas are prescribed to restore internal balance, replenish energy, and nourish the body, helping to ease physical and emotional discomfort.
