Acupuncture and Chinese medicine's key signs and symptoms of Qi-Blood Dual Deficiency in infertility

Qi-Blood Dual Deficiency is recognised in Acupuncture's Chinese medical diagnosis of infertility with the following distinguishing features.

• Scanty menstrual flow, pale in colour, possibly with a prolonged cycle, or amenorrhea
• Pale or sallow complexion, lack of vitality
• Fatigue, muscular weakness, sweating on mild exertion
• Poor appetite, loose stools
• Shortness of breath on mild exertion, weak, low voice, reluctance to speak
• Palpitations, postural dizziness
• Dry eyes, dry and lustreless skin and hair
• Cold extremities, tingling or numbness of the extremities
• Tongue is pale with a thin white coat
• Pulse is thready and weak

Formulation of an individual Chinese herbal prescription is based on a preparation that will incorporate formulas such as Shi Quan Da Bu Tang or Ren Shen Yang Rong Tang are helpful.

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