Health tea for adjusting blood stasis type delayed menstruation abdominal pain

Abstract

The present invention relates to a health tea, particularly to a health tea for adjusting blood stasis type delayed menstruation abdominal pain, wherein plant Chinese herbs are adopted as raw materials, and the raw materials comprise, by weight, 10-15 g of fresh rosa chinensis jacq, 1-5 ginger slices, and 4-6 g of brown sugar. According to the present invention, the health tea can be taken for a long time, has effects of blood circulation activation and blood stasis dissipating, cold expelling and menstruation regulating, and can effectively treat blood stasis type delayed menstruation abdominal pain, dark and block-like menstrual bleeding, depression and other symptoms.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a health-care tea, in particular to a health-care tea for regulating postmenstrual abdominal pain of blood stasis type made from plant Chinese herbal medicine. Background technique [0002] Blood stasis type irregular menstruation, from the point of view of traditional Chinese medicine, the color of women's menstruation is black, which is often the performance of Qi stagnation and blood stasis, resulting in too much or too little blood loss, abnormal color, black fast, often accompanied by stomach ache. Treatment needs to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, regulate qi and relieve pain. Blood stasis type irregular menstruation can cause dysmenorrhea and affect pregnancy. It is caused by menstrual blood staying in the uterine cavity for a long time, and it is also caused by endocrine disorders and inflammation. Irregular menstruation of blood stasis type can cause symptoms such as headache, palpitation, lack of ...

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Problems solved by technology

Irregular menstruation of blood stasis type can cause symptoms such as headache, palpitation, lack of sleepiness, and fatigue in women; during menstruation, a large amount of menstrual blood is lost, resulting in loss of Qi and blood. If it cannot be treated in time, it will turn into periodic or other types of more Severe headaches. Epidemiological survey results show that headaches related to menstruation account for about 20% of women's headaches; there are many drugs for regulating women's irregular menstruation, but they are all ineffective