Traditional Chinese medicine on treating premenstrual syndrome and premenstrual dysphoric disorder

Gao, Mingzhou; Sun, Hui; Sun, Wenjun; Gao, Dongmei; Qiao, Mingqi

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“…Gao et al (20) 2020 Artículo de revisión La medicina tradicional china se ha desarrollado a través de los años y ha logrado buenos resultados frente al síndrome premenstrual.…”

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“…(28) La medicina tradicional china ha estado presente desde hace más de 2.000 años, a través de su utilización se ha logrado preservar la fuerza vital del ser humano (qi), por lo que el equilibrio del Ying y Yang permite estar saludable al ser humano. (20,29) Una de las prácticas chinas comúnmente utilizada es la acupuntura, la misma ayuda a la regulación de la circulación sanguínea, permitiendo el equilibrio entre el ying y el yang, según Zhang et al (24) los puntos de acupuntura más utilizados en el tratamiento del síndrome premenstrual son SP6, LR3 y RN4. La medicina tradicional china ha establecido que SP6 es la inserción de los tres meridianos yin del hígado, el bazo y el riñón, por lo que, este punto es clave para el tratamiento de enfermedades ginecológicas.…”

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Use of alternative and complementary therapies in premenstrual syndrome

Toaquiza Passo,

Chasillacta Amores

2023

Salud, Ciencia y Tecnología

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Introducción: el síndrome premenstrual aborda un sinnúmero de sintomatología que si bien es cierto llega a afectar el diario vivir de las mujeres que lo padecen con más rigurosidad.Objetivo: analizar la eficacia del uso de terapias alternativas y complementarias del síndrome premenstrual.Métodos: se realizó una revisión sistemática enfocada en información de terapias alternativas y complementarias del síndrome premenstrual.Resultados: el uso de terapias alternativas y complementarias como la fitoterapia, la acupuntura, la auriculoterapia, la reflexología, el yoga, la aromaterapia han demostrado cambios frente a la sintomatología del síndrome premenstrual como la mastalgia, la cefalea, mareo, vómito, entre otros.Conclusiones: las terapias alternativas y complementarias son utilizadas por las mujeres que padecen dicha problemática como primera opción dentro de su tratamiento.

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“…Gao et al (20) 2020 Artículo de revisión La medicina tradicional china se ha desarrollado a través de los años y ha logrado buenos resultados frente al síndrome premenstrual.…”

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Use of alternative and complementary therapies in premenstrual syndrome

Toaquiza Passo,

Chasillacta Amores

2023

Salud, Ciencia y Tecnología

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“…Çoğunlukla menstrual döngü içerisinde şiddetli belirti durumlarında rahatlama sağlayan uygulamaları kullanmaktadırlar. İlaveten dünyada birçok ülkede PMS tedavisi için yapılan geleneksel uygulamalar (fitoterapi, akupunktur ve masaj gibi) olduğu bildirilmiştir (8,9). Bu çalışmanın amacı; üniversite öğrencilerinin premenstrual sendrom yaşama durumlarının ve premenstrual sendrom ile baş etme yöntemlerinin belirlenmesidir.…”

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Üniversite Öğrencilerinde Premenstrual Sendrom Günlüğü ile Premenstrual Sendrom Belirtileri Sıklığının Belirlenmesi ve Baş etme Yöntemleri

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2022

Adnan Menderes Üniversitesi Sağlık Bilimleri Fakültesi Dergisi

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Objective: Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) is a set of emotional, physical and behavioral problems that occur in the luteal phase and is a condition that dissipates with the onset of menstruation. The aim of this study is to determine the status of students living in the dormitory with PMS symptoms and to determine what their own methods of coping with PMS complaints are. Methods: The population of the study is a total 412 university students residing in girls’ dormitories. Total 392 volunteer students were included in the study. The research coverage rate is 95.1%. Research data were collected through a questionnaire including socio-demographic characteristics, gynecological data and PMS diary. Results: While 51.5% of the students had regular menstruation, 54.1% of them had a painful menstrual period, and 42.9% of them reported that they experienced PMS symptoms in at least 3 consecutive menstrual periods and in a severity that would affect their life. There was no significant relationship between PMS symptoms and independent variables such as chocolate, coffee, fast food, smoking, dieting and sunbathing. According to the PMS diary, it was determined that during 3 cycles, symptoms appeared on the 2nd day at the earliest before menstruation, and at the latest on the 10th day before menstruation. During each menstrual period, students should be protected from cold, take a warm shower, apply hot, drink herbal tea, pay attention to nutritional content, burn incense, use cosmetic products, massage. It has been determined that they produce natural solutions. Conclusion: it is important to carry out studies on the management of PMS symptoms, especially in these periods, which start 10 days before menstruation and when PMS symptoms are felt in almost one third of each cycle and the quality of life is adversely affected.

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