Traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility. The traditional Chinese medicine composition is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: red ginseng, pseudo-ginseng, fructus corni, fructus lycii, angelica sinensis, Chinese yam, poria cocos, dragon's blood, ligusticum wallichii, carthamus tinctorius, teasel root, fructus alpiniae oxyphyllae, radix cyathulae, pawpaw, cynomorium songaricum, fleece-flower root, wild gastrodia elata, combined spicebush root, hippocampus, cinnamon, semen cuscutae, eucommia ulmoides, glossy privet fruit, fenugreek, tribulus terrestris, lycium ruthenicum and native copper. , fructus rosae laevigatae and magnetite. Compared with similar medicines in the market, the traditional Chinese medicine composition can effectively improve related indexes of reproduction of patients, increase the thickness of endometrium, promote follicular development, adjust the menstrual cycle and improve the semen quality, so that the pregnancy condition is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition, and more particularly to a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility. Background Technology

[0002] Infertility includes two types. Infertility refers to the inability of a woman to conceive after a couple of reproductive age have lived together for at least one year, had regular sexual intercourse, and not used contraception. The main causes of infertility are related to both men and women. Infertility refers to the situation where a woman has successfully conceived, but the pregnancy often ends in stillbirth or miscarriage. Currently, there are various drugs used to treat infertility, but the effects vary and are not ideal.

[0003] The main TCM syndrome differentiation types for female infertility are as follows:

[0004] The first type: Kidney Yang deficiency, infertility after marriage, scanty and pale menstrual flow, dizziness and tinnitus, lower back pain and cold limbs, lower abdominal pain, scanty and thin vaginal discharge, low libido, loose stools, white tongue coating, pale tongue, and deep and thready pulse.

[0005] The second type: Kidney Yin deficiency, infertility after marriage, early menstruation with bright red color, irritability and thirst, dizziness and palpitations, lower back pain and weak knees, thin tongue coating, red tongue, and thready and rapid pulse.

[0006] The third type: Phlegm and dampness obstructing the interior, infertility after marriage, delayed menstruation, scanty and pale menstrual flow, excessive and sticky vaginal discharge, obesity, chest tightness, greasy mouth, thin white and greasy tongue coating, and slippery pulse.

[0007] The fourth type: Liver Qi stagnation, infertility after marriage, irregular menstruation, heavy or light menstrual flow, dark red color with clots, emotional distress, breast distension and rib pain before menstruation, lower abdominal distension and pain during menstruation, thin tongue coating, and wiry pulse.

[0008] The fifth type: Blood stasis in the uterus, infertility after marriage, scanty menstruation, dark purple menstrual blood with clots, lower abdominal pain, thin tongue coating, dark purple tongue or ecchymosis, and wiry or hesitant pulse. Summary of the Invention

[0009] The purpose of this invention is to provide a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility that can increase endometrial thickness, promote follicle development, regulate menstrual cycles, and improve semen quality, thereby improving fertility.

[0010] The objective of this invention is achieved through the following technical solution: a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility, comprising Formula A and Formula B, composed of the following raw materials in the indicated weight ratios: Formula A: 10-100 parts red ginseng, 10-100 parts Panax notoginseng, 10-100 parts jujube peel, 10-100 parts wolfberry, 6-100 parts angelica sinensis, 10-100 parts Chinese yam, 10-100 parts Poria cocos, 5-100 parts dragon's blood, 10-100 parts Ligusticum chuanxiong, 5-100 parts safflower, 10-100 parts Dipsacus asper, 10-100 parts Alpinia oxyphylla, 10-100 parts Achyranthes bidentata, 10-100 parts Chaenomeles speciosa, 10-100 parts Cynomorium songaricum, and 10-100 parts Polygonum multiflorum.

[0011] Formula B: 10-100 parts seahorse, 10-100 parts cinnamon, 10-100 parts wild gastrodia, 10-100 parts Taiwan black fungus, 10-100 parts dodder seed, 10-100 parts eucommia bark, 10-100 parts privet fruit, 10-100 parts fenugreek, 10-100 parts tribulus fruit, 10-100 parts black goji berries, 10-100 parts natural copper, 10-100 parts rehmannia root, 10-100 parts rosehip, 10-100 parts magnetite.

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[0013] Goji berries are moist and sweet, with a neutral to slightly warm nature. They enter the liver, kidney, and lung meridians and have the effects of nourishing the liver and kidneys, benefiting essence and improving eyesight.

[0014] Angelica sinensis is sweet and nourishing, pungent and warm, and enters the liver and heart meridians, and also the spleen meridian. It has the effects of nourishing blood and promoting blood circulation, regulating menstruation and relieving pain, and moistening the intestines and relieving constipation.

[0015] Dipsacus asperoides is sweet and slightly warm, bitter and pungent, and it nourishes while promoting circulation, without causing stagnation. It enters the liver and kidney meridians and has the effects of nourishing the liver and kidneys, strengthening tendons and bones, healing fractures, and stopping metrorrhagia.

[0016] Alpinia oxyphylla is pungent, warm, fragrant, and dry. It is warming, tonifying, and astringent. It enters the spleen and kidney meridians. It not only warms the kidneys, consolidates essence, and reduces urination, but also warms the spleen, stops diarrhea, and stimulates appetite and reduces salivation. It has the effects of warming the spleen, stopping diarrhea, reducing salivation, warming the kidneys, reducing urination, and consolidating essence.

[0017] Cynomorium songaricum is sweet, warm, and nourishing. It enters the liver, kidney, and large intestine meridians and has the effects of tonifying kidney yang, replenishing essence and blood, and moistening the intestines to relieve constipation.

[0018] Polygonum multiflorum is slightly warm, sweet and nourishing with astringency, neither greasy nor dry. It is good at tonifying the kidneys and benefiting menstrual blood. It enters the liver and kidney meridians and has the functions of detoxification, carbuncles reduction, malaria treatment, and bowel movement promotion.

[0019] Seahorse is sweet in taste and warm in nature. It enters the kidney and liver meridians and has the functions of strengthening the body, tonifying the kidney and strengthening yang, relaxing muscles and tendons, reducing inflammation and relieving pain, calming the mind and relieving cough and asthma.

[0020] Cinnamon is pungent, sweet and hot in nature, and belongs to the kidney, spleen, heart and liver meridians. It can disperse cold and relieve pain, warm and dredge the meridians, activate blood circulation and dissipate stasis.

[0021] Wild Gastrodia elata. Gastrodia elata is "pungent, warm, non-toxic. Long-term use can strengthen qi and strength, promote growth of yin, make the body fat and healthy, lighten the body, increase lifespan, eliminate swelling, relieve fullness in the lower limbs, and treat cold hernia with bleeding; treat rheumatism, tetanus of the limbs, paralysis; infantile wind pain, frightened qi, boost yang qi, tonify the five zang-organs and seven injuries; dizziness and headache due to wind deficiency, dredge the blood vessels."

[0022] Radix Linderae. It is pungent and bitter in taste, hot in nature, and belongs to the heart, liver and kidney meridians. It has the effects of expelling wind and dampness, promoting blood circulation to relieve pain, warming the meridians to dispel cold, tonifying the kidney and strengthening yang, and anesthetizing pain.

[0023] Cuscuta chinensis. It is sweet for tonifying, pungent for moistening, flat in nature and slightly warm. It tonifies both yin and yang equally and also has astringent properties; entering the kidney meridian, it is good at tonifying yang and benefiting yin, consolidating essence and reducing urination; entering the liver and spleen meridians, it is good at nourishing the liver and improving eyesight, and stopping diarrhea due to spleen deficiency.

[0024] Eucommia ulmoides. It is warm in the liver and tonifying, entering the liver and kidney meridians. It is good at warming and tonifying the liver and kidney, strengthening tendons and bones, preventing miscarriage, and also reducing blood pressure.

[0025] Ligustrum lucidum. It is sweet for tonifying, cool and clear, bitter for purging without being greasy, entering the liver and kidney meridians; it is good at nourishing the yin of the liver and kidney, and clearing away deficiency heat and improving eyesight with this.

[0026] Trigonella foenum-graecum. It has the effects of warming the kidney and assisting yang, dispelling cold and relieving pain; it is commonly used for insufficiency of kidney yang and deficiency and coldness of the lower yuan.

[0027] In the present invention, Fructus Lycii, Radix Angelicae Sinensis, Radix Dipsaci, Fructus Alpiniae Oxyphyllae, Cynomorium songaricum, Polygonum multiflorum Thunb., Hippocampus, Cinnamon, Cuscuta chinensis, Eucommia ulmoides, Ligustrum lucidum, Trigonella foenum-graecum are used as the sovereign drugs.

[0028] Red Ginseng has the effects of greatly tonifying primordial qi, restoring pulse and arresting collapse, and replenishing qi and controlling bleeding.

[0029] Panax notoginseng. It is sweet for tonifying, warm for dredging, combining moving and conserving, purging with tonifying, entering the liver and stomach meridians; it stops bleeding and promotes blood circulation to remove stasis, stopping bleeding without leaving stasis, promoting blood circulation without consuming qi.

[0030] Fructus Corni. It is sweet, slightly warm and tonifying, entering the liver and kidney meridians, and has the effects of tonifying the liver and kidney, astringing and arresting collapse.

[0031] Rhizoma Dioscoreae. It is sweet, warm and flat, mainly treating injury to the middle, tonifying deficiency and weakness, removing pathogenic factors of cold and heat, tonifying the middle, and strengthening yin.

[0032] Dragon's Blood. It is sweet, flat and slow in nature, with stopping in movement. Entering the heart and liver meridians, it can both activate blood circulation and dissipate stasis to relieve pain, and activate blood circulation to astringe and stop bleeding. It has the effects of activating blood circulation to relieve pain, activating blood circulation to stop bleeding, promoting tissue regeneration and astringing sore.

[0033] Rhizoma Chuanxiong. It is pungent, fragrant, moving, dispersing, warm and dredging, entering the liver, gallbladder and pericardium meridians. It ascends to the head vertex, descends to the blood sea, moves qi and blood inside, disperses wind and cold outside, and has the effects of promoting blood circulation and qi movement, dispelling wind and relieving pain.

[0034] Safflower has the effects of promoting blood circulation, regulating menstruation, dispersing blood stasis, and relieving pain.

[0035] Achyranthes bidentata has a slightly bitter taste and a downward-moving effect. It is beneficial for liver function, has a slightly cooling nature, and is good at descending. It enters the liver and kidney meridians, and promotes downward movement. It has the effects of removing blood stasis, clearing the meridians, promoting joint mobility, and relieving strangury.

[0036] Tribulus terrestris seeds are pungent, bitter, and slightly warm in nature. They can soothe the liver and relieve depression, promote blood circulation and dispel wind, improve eyesight, and relieve itching.

[0037] Natural copper is pungent and neutral in nature, and enters the liver meridian; it has the effect of dispersing blood stasis and relieving pain.

[0038] In this invention, red ginseng, Panax notoginseng, jujube peel, Chinese yam, dragon's blood, Ligusticum chuanxiong, safflower, Achyranthes bidentata, Tribulus terrestris, black wolfberry, and natural copper are used as adjuvant herbs.

[0039] Poria cocos is sweet and mild, with both diuretic and tonifying properties. It is neutral in nature and enters the spleen and kidney meridians, effectively draining dampness and promoting urination, while also strengthening the spleen and promoting the transformation and transportation of water and dampness. It also enters the heart meridian, effectively calming the mind and soothing the nerves. It has the functions of draining dampness, strengthening the spleen, and calming the mind and soothing the nerves.

[0040] Papaya is sweet, sour, and warm in nature. It enters the liver and spleen meridians and has the effects of aiding digestion, strengthening the stomach, and relieving muscle tension.

[0041] Rehmannia glutinosa is sweet, bitter, and cold in nature, and enters the heart, liver, and kidney meridians. It is moist and sweet, and bitter and cold in nature, clearing heat and purging. When it enters the heart and liver meridians, it clears heat, cools the blood, relieves irritability, and stops bleeding. When it enters the kidney meridian, it nourishes yin, generates fluids, lubricates the large intestine, quenches thirst, and promotes bowel movement.

[0042] Rosehips are sour, sweet, astringent, and neutral in nature; they enter the kidney, bladder, and large intestine meridians; they are sour and astringent, neutral with little bias, and are particularly effective in consolidating and astringing the lower burner, and are good at treating various symptoms of lower burner prolapse and incontinence.

[0043] Magnetite is salty and cold in nature; it enters the liver, heart, and kidney meridians and has the effects of calming the nerves, soothing the liver and suppressing yang, and relieving asthma.

[0044] In this invention, Poria cocos, papaya, Rehmannia glutinosa, Rosa laevigata, and magnetite are used as adjuvants.

[0045] In this invention, Formula A and Formula B are used together, either as a powder or as a wine, with the wine being the primary preparation, to form a kidney-warming and essence-replenishing wine.

[0046] In this invention, high-proof grain liquor is used as the active ingredient.

[0047] In this invention, the traditional Chinese medicine composition can be prepared into granules, capsules, tablets, pills, powders, or tinctures.

[0048] Compared with similar drugs on the market, the traditional Chinese medicine composition of this invention has a faster effect and can effectively improve patients' reproductive-related indicators, increase endometrial thickness, promote follicle development, regulate menstrual cycle, and improve semen quality, thereby improving fertility. Detailed Implementation

[0049] The specific embodiments of the present invention will be described in further detail below. However, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments. Any improvements or substitutions based on the basic spirit of these embodiments shall still fall within the scope of protection claimed by the claims of the present invention.

[0050] Example 1: A traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility, comprising formula A and formula B, composed of the following raw materials in the indicated weight ratios:

[0051] Formula A: 90 parts red ginseng, 50 parts Panax notoginseng, 50 parts jujube peel, 50 parts wolfberry, 30 parts angelica, 50 parts Chinese yam, 150 parts Poria cocos, 40 parts dragon's blood, 50 parts Ligusticum chuanxiong, 45 parts safflower, 50 parts Dipsacus asper, 50 parts Alpinia oxyphylla, 50 parts Achyranthes bidentata, 50 parts Chaenomeles speciosa, 50 parts Cynomorium songaricum, and 50 parts Polygonum multiflorum.

[0052] Formula B: 50 parts seahorse, 50 parts cinnamon, 50 parts wild gastrodia, 50 parts Taiwan black lily, 50 parts dodder seed, 50 parts eucommia bark, 50 parts privet fruit, 50 parts fenugreek, 50 parts tribulus fruit, 50 parts black goji berries, 50 parts natural copper, 50 parts rehmannia root, 50 parts rosehip, 50 parts magnetite.

[0053] This is a single dose. Generally, 10 doses constitute one prescription. First, soak the medicine in 20 jin of high-proof grain liquor. After seven days, take one small spoonful (one liang) every night. Then, continuously add liquor, up to a maximum of 40 jin of liquor.

[0054] Some of the cured cases are as follows:

[0055] Case 1:

[0056] Ms. Yang, 28 years old, has been married for seven years without conceiving. She was diagnosed with functional infertility by an expert at a certain obstetrics and gynecology hospital.

[0057] The patient had always had irregular menstruation, menstruating every 2-3 months, sometimes lasting for several months, sometimes amenorrhea, and sometimes spotting. Treatment at multiple hospitals using both traditional Chinese and Western medicine was ineffective. On May 8, 2016, she consulted Dr. Liu. He observed that she was plump, weighing 67kg, with good appetite and sleep. Her menstrual cycles had always been irregular, sometimes continuous menstruation, sometimes amenorrhea. She had no lower abdominal pain, lower back discomfort, fatigue, or lethargy. She usually had excessive vaginal discharge, sometimes yellow, sometimes green. Her tongue was red with little coating, and her pulse was deep, weak, and rapid.

[0058] Diagnosis: Long-term menstrual irregularities and excessive leukorrhea, combined with pulse and symptom analysis, indicate phlegm-dampness obstructing the uterus and imbalance of the Chong and Ren meridians. This belongs to the third type of TCM syndrome differentiation of female infertility.

[0059] Treatment principle: Clear phlegm and dampness, unblock the uterine vessels, and strengthen the Chong and Ren meridians.

[0060] Prescription: Self-formulated kidney-warming and essence-replenishing wine (with modifications to the main prescription).

[0061] Process: In January 2017, an examination at a maternity hospital revealed an anteverted uterus, a fetus approximately 6-8 weeks gestational age in size, and a positive pregnancy test. Subsequent regular checkups showed her general condition was good until she delivered a full-term, vaginal baby boy.

[0062] Example 2: A traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility, consisting of the following raw materials in the indicated weight ratios: Formula A: 10 parts red ginseng, 10 parts Panax notoginseng, 10 parts jujube peel, 10 parts wolfberry, 12 parts angelica sinensis, 10 parts Chinese yam, 10 parts Poria cocos, 20 parts dragon's blood, 10 parts Ligusticum chuanxiong, 20 parts safflower, 10 parts Dipsacus asper, 10 parts Alpinia oxyphylla, 10 parts Achyranthes bidentata, 10 parts Chaenomeles speciosa, 10 parts Cynomorium songaricum, 10 parts Polygonum multiflorum.

[0063] Formula B: 10 parts seahorse, 12 parts cinnamon, 20 parts wild gastrodia, 20 parts Taiwan black fungus, 15 parts dodder seed, 18 parts eucommia bark, 16 parts privet fruit, 15 parts fenugreek, 10 parts tribulus fruit, 10 parts black goji berries, 10 parts natural copper, 10 parts rehmannia root, 10 parts rosehip, 10 parts magnetite.

[0064] This is a single dose. Generally, 10 doses constitute one prescription. First, soak the medicine in 20 jin of high-proof grain liquor. After seven days, take one small spoonful (one liang) every night. Then, continuously add liquor, up to a maximum of 40 jin of liquor.

[0065] Case 2:

[0066] Ms. Zhang, 27 years old, has been married for six years without conceiving. Her menstrual cycle is regular, with moderate flow, dark color, and a few blood clots. She experiences dysmenorrhea and excessive vaginal discharge. Her husband has normal sexual activity. An examination by a gynecologist at a certain hospital revealed normal development of the uterus and adnexa, leading to a diagnosis of tubal infertility. She then sought treatment. Her pulse was wiry and hesitant; her tongue was slightly dark with a slightly greasy coating. Based on the pulse and symptoms...

[0067] Diagnosis: Blood stasis causing dysmenorrhea, dampness causing leukorrhea, and blocked fallopian tubes. This is the fifth type of TCM syndrome differentiation for female infertility.

[0068] Treatment: Remove blood stasis and regulate menstruation, eliminate dampness and clear leukorrhea, and promote the unobstructed flow of fallopian tubes before conception is possible.

[0069] Prescription: Self-formulated kidney-warming and essence-replenishing wine (with modifications to the main prescription)

[0070] Case history: After treatment, the patient experienced no discomfort, and her dysmenorrhea symptoms gradually improved. Three months later, she became pregnant. The fetus developed normally, and she had no discomfort during pregnancy. She gave birth to a girl at full term via vaginal delivery.

[0071] Example 3: A traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility, consisting of the following raw materials in the indicated weight ratios: Formula A: 60 parts red ginseng, 40 parts Panax notoginseng, 20 parts jujube peel, 20 parts wolfberry, 30 parts angelica, 20 parts Chinese yam, 25 parts Poria cocos, 25 parts dragon's blood, 30 parts Ligusticum chuanxiong, 30 parts safflower, 30 parts Dipsacus asper, 25 parts Alpinia oxyphylla, 30 parts Achyranthes bidentata, 10 parts Chaenomeles speciosa, 25 parts Cynomorium songaricum, and 25 parts Polygonum multiflorum.

[0072] Formula B: 30 parts seahorse, 20 parts cinnamon, 20 parts wild gastrodia, 10 parts Taiwan black fungus, 35 parts dodder seed, 20 parts eucommia bark, 25 parts privet fruit, 25 parts fenugreek, 20 parts tribulus fruit, 20 parts black goji berries, 10 parts natural copper, 30 parts rehmannia root, 40 parts rosehip, 10 parts magnetite.

[0073] This is a single dose. Generally, 10 doses constitute one prescription. First, soak the medicine in 20 jin of high-proof grain liquor. After seven days, take one small spoonful (one liang) every night. Then, continuously add liquor, up to a maximum of 40 jin of liquor.

[0074] Case 3:

[0075] Ms. Wang, female, 31 years old, has been infertile for many years after marriage, and has undergone assisted reproductive technology twice without success. She first visited on October 2, 2018. She had her first menstruation at age 14, and her menstrual cycle had always been regular. For the past four years, her menstrual cycle has been 30-40 days per period, with scanty, dark red menstrual flow, blood clots, and lasting 7-10 days. She also experiences excessive, thin, white vaginal discharge and occasional lower abdominal pain. Her stools are loose, twice daily. She is slightly overweight, weighing 60 kg and measuring 157 cm in height. Her Western medical gynecological diagnosis is polycystic ovary syndrome, left fallopian tube obstruction, and primary infertility. Her tongue is red with a thin white coating, and her pulse is slippery and weak.

[0076] Diagnosis: Infertility is caused by spleen deficiency, internal obstruction of phlegm and dampness, and insufficient kidney essence. This belongs to the second type of TCM syndrome differentiation for female infertility.

[0077] Treatment: Strengthen the spleen and dry dampness, resolve phlegm and reduce fat, and nourish the kidneys to aid fertility.

[0078] Prescription: Self-prepared kidney-warming and essence-replenishing wine formula + deer antler acupuncture once every three days.

[0079] After five months, she underwent assisted reproductive technology again and was successful. Subsequent hospital examinations showed that the embryos had implanted well. Regular check-ups led to the birth of twins, a boy and a girl, and a smooth delivery.

[0080] Example 4: A traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility, consisting of the following raw materials in the indicated weight ratios:

[0081] Formula A: 55 parts red ginseng, 55 parts Panax notoginseng, 25 parts jujube peel, 30 parts wolfberry, 30 parts angelica, 25 parts Chinese yam, 28 parts poria cocos, 30 parts dragon's blood, 40 parts chuanxiong rhizome, 40 parts safflower, 45 parts teasel root, 45 parts alpinia oxyphylla, 25 parts achyranthes bidentata, 10 parts papaya, 40 parts cynomorium songaricum, and 30 parts he shou wu.

[0082] Formula B: 32 parts seahorse, 22 parts cinnamon, 35 parts wild gastrodia, 25 parts Taiwan black fungus, 40 parts dodder seed, 30 parts eucommia bark, 20 parts privet fruit, 20 parts fenugreek, 30 parts tribulus fruit, 20 parts black goji berries, 10 parts natural copper, 30 parts rehmannia root, 40 parts rosehip, 10 parts magnetite.

[0083] This is a single dose. Generally, 10 doses constitute one prescription. First, soak the medicine in 20 jin of high-proof grain liquor. After seven days, take one small spoonful (one liang) every night. Then, continuously add liquor, up to a maximum of 40 jin of liquor.

[0084] Case 4:

[0085] Ms. Li, 30 years old, sought medical attention in October 2019. She has one son and three daughters, the youngest being three years old. She underwent sterilization surgery three years prior. She remarried a year ago and underwent fallopian tube recanalization surgery. Her husband, 42 years old, is a small-scale construction contractor. He was unable to conceive in his previous marriage and wished to have a child. The couple had been living together for a year without success. Two months ago, a gynecological examination at the hospital revealed that her fallopian tubes were partially blocked. She experiences lower back pain, cold abdomen, decreased menstrual flow, slightly increased vaginal discharge, and low quality of sexual intercourse. She sought help from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Her tongue was pale with a thin, greasy coating, and her pulse was deep and slow. Her husband experienced chest and rib fullness, cold extremities, diarrhea, tenesmus, and frequent nocturnal emissions. Semen analysis showed poor quality (insufficient sperm count and poor motility). Traditional thinking places all fertility problems on the woman, but male infertility also accounts for a significant proportion. Male factors have long been overlooked, leading to delayed diagnosis. Asthenospermia, oligospermia, and azoospermia are all common and difficult-to-treat diseases in men.

[0086] Differential diagnosis: Kidney Yang deficiency is the first type of syndrome in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) classification of female infertility. Male infertility is caused by Yin deficiency and excessive Yang, resulting in seminal emission or ejaculation failure.

[0087] Treatment methods: For women: Regulate the Ren meridian, the sea of ​​Yin meridians, and enhance its Qi. For men: Soothe the chest and ribs, astringe and consolidate essence, nourish Yin and reduce internal heat.

[0088] Prescription: Male: Self-prepared kidney-warming and essence-replenishing wine.

[0089] After 5 months of treatment, she became pregnant. The pregnancy went well, and hospital examinations showed that the fetus was developing normally.

[0090] Example 5: A traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility, consisting of the following raw materials in the indicated weight ratios:

[0091] Formula A: 70 parts red ginseng, 70 parts Panax notoginseng, 35 parts jujube peel, 40 parts wolfberry, 42 parts angelica, 35 parts Chinese yam, 40 parts poria cocos, 15 parts dragon's blood, 25 parts chuanxiong, 46 parts safflower, 46 parts dipsacus, 37 parts alpinia oxyphylla, 30 parts achyranthes bidentata, 15 parts papaya, 42 parts cynomorium songaricum, and 40 parts he shou wu.

[0092] Formula B: 38 parts seahorse, 20 parts cinnamon, 45 parts wild gastrodia, 23 parts Taiwan black fungus, 40 parts dodder seed, 32 parts eucommia bark, 25 parts privet fruit, 25 parts fenugreek, 35 parts tribulus fruit, 35 parts black goji berries, 10 parts natural copper, 30 parts rehmannia root, 40 parts rosehip, 10 parts magnetite.

[0093] This is a single dose. Generally, 10 doses constitute one prescription. First, soak the medicine in 20 jin of high-proof grain liquor. After seven days, take one small spoonful (one liang) every night. Then, continuously add liquor, up to a maximum of 40 jin of liquor.

[0094] Case 5:

[0095] Ms. Guo, 37 years old at the time of consultation, had been pregnant twice before, both times resulting in miscarriage. Her symptoms were quite complex. She came from a local district and had tried various treatments without success before seeking treatment through a referral in October 2018. She reported excessive sweating, decreased libido, delayed menstruation, premenstrual breast tenderness, lower back pain, a patent right fallopian tube, and a partially patent left fallopian tube with fimbrial adhesions. Her husband's ultrasound revealed varicocele, and sperm quality testing showed poor motility and a high rate of sperm abnormalities.

[0096] Diagnosis: Semen and sweat share the same origin; sweat and blood share the same origin. Liver qi stagnation belongs to the fourth type of TCM syndrome differentiation for female infertility. This is due to spleen and kidney deficiency, deficiency of the Chong and Ren meridians, and deficiency of both qi and blood.

[0097] Treatment: Tonify the kidneys, soothe the liver, and strengthen the spleen. For women, this formula nourishes yin, clears heat, consolidates the exterior, and stops sweating. Excessive sweating leads to insufficient menstrual blood, causing the uterus and ovaries to become deprived of nourishment. Tonifying the liver and kidneys improves frigidity and lower back pain, and enhances the production of high-quality eggs. For men, this formula tonifies the yin of the liver and kidneys, prevents deficiency heat in the liver and kidneys, and invigorates blood circulation to treat varicocele.

[0098] Prescription: Self-formulated kidney-warming and essence-replenishing wine (with modifications to the main prescription).

[0099] External treatment: treatment for both husband and wife, low and medium frequency electroacupuncture along meridians and traditional Chinese medicine mud moxibustion.

[0100] After more than three months of consistent treatment, I successfully conceived at an advanced age! I had a C-section and gave birth to a baby boy.

[0101] Conclusion: This couple suffered from infertility for many years, experiencing significant mental stress and liver qi stagnation. The key was to tonify the liver and kidneys to improve frigidity, lower back pain, and enhance the production of high-quality eggs. The male patient received low-to-medium frequency electroacupuncture and massage to regulate and unblock the meridians, thus treating varicocele.

Claims

1. A traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility, characterized in that: The composition comprises formula A and formula B, and consists of the following raw materials in the indicated weight ratios: Formula A: 10-100 parts red ginseng, 10-100 parts Panax notoginseng, 10-100 parts jujube peel, 10-100 parts wolfberry, 6-100 parts angelica, 10-100 parts Chinese yam, 10-100 parts poria cocos, 5-100 parts dragon's blood, 10-100 parts chuanxiong, 5-100 parts safflower, 10-100 parts dipsacus asper, 10-100 parts alpinia oxyphylla, 10-100 parts achyranthes bidentata, 10-100 parts papaya, 10-100 parts cynomorium songaricum, 10-100 parts he shou wu. Formula B: 10-100 parts seahorse, 10-100 parts cinnamon, 10-100 parts wild gastrodia, 10-100 parts Taiwan black fungus, 10-100 parts dodder seed, 10-100 parts eucommia bark, 10-100 parts privet fruit, 10-100 parts fenugreek, 10-100 parts tribulus fruit, 10-100 parts black goji berries, 10-100 parts natural copper, 10-100 parts rehmannia root, 10-100 parts rosehip, 10-100 parts magnetite.

2. The traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The following raw materials are formulated in the indicated weight ratios. Composition: Formula A consists of 90 parts red ginseng, 50 parts Panax notoginseng, 50 parts jujube peel, 50 parts wolfberry, 30 parts angelica, 50 parts Chinese yam, 150 parts Poria cocos, 40 parts dragon's blood, 50 parts Ligusticum chuanxiong, 45 parts safflower, 50 parts Dipsacus asper, 50 parts Alpinia oxyphylla, 50 parts Achyranthes bidentata, 50 parts Chaenomeles speciosa, 50 parts Cynomorium songaricum, and 50 parts Polygonum multiflorum. Formula B consists of 50 parts seahorse, 50 parts cinnamon, 50 parts wild gastrodia, 50 parts Taiwan black fungus, 50 parts dodder seed, 50 parts eucommia bark, 50 parts privet fruit, 50 parts fenugreek, 50 parts tribulus fruit, 50 parts black goji berries, 50 parts natural copper, 50 parts rehmannia root, 50 parts rosehip, and 50 parts magnetite.

3. The traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility as described in claim 1, characterized in that: wherein, Formula A contains 10 parts red ginseng, 10 parts notoginseng, 10 parts jujube peel, 10 parts wolfberry, 12 parts angelica, 10 parts Chinese yam, 10 parts poria, 20 parts dragon's blood, 10 parts chuanxiong, 20 parts safflower, 10 parts dipsacus, 10 parts alpinia oxyphylla, 10 parts achyranthes bidentata, 10 parts papaya, 10 parts cynomorium, and 10 parts he shou wu. Formula B contains 10 parts seahorse, 12 parts cinnamon, 20 parts wild gastrodia, 20 parts Taiwan black fungus, 15 parts dodder seed, 18 parts eucommia bark, 16 parts privet fruit, 15 parts fenugreek, 10 parts tribulus fruit, 10 parts black goji berries, 10 parts natural copper, 10 parts rehmannia root, 10 parts rosehip, and 10 parts magnetite.

4. The traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating infertility as described in claim 1, 2, or 3, characterized in that: The traditional Chinese medicine composition is prepared into granules, capsules, tablets, pills, powders, or medicated wines.