Category: Women’s Health

Uterine prolapse means the uterus has moved lower into the vagina because the tissues and muscles that support the pelvic organs have weakened. It is… Read more →

Adenomyosis and endometriosis can both be linked with painful periods and pelvic pain, but they are different conditions and can also occur together. Adenomyosis involves… Read more →

Persistent pelvic pain may involve gynaecological, bladder, bowel, pelvic-floor, musculoskeletal and nervous-system factors. More than one can be present. Drive（活力／動力） Energy, intimacy and daily function… Read more →

When bacterial vaginosis (BV) or changed discharge keeps returning, a Traditional Chinese Medicine assessment looks at the current symptom picture, not at one fixed label.… Read more →

Repeated vaginal itching, burning or discharge deserves a fresh medical check rather than an assumption that every episode is thrush. Vaginal thrush is a yeast… Read more →

Lower sexual desire can be a real concern when it is different from what feels usual for you or causes distress. From a Traditional Chinese… Read more →

Period pain is driven by cold stagnation in the uterus and insufficient cardiac warmth reaching the lower body — not just inflammation. Classical Chinese Medicine… Read more →

Classical Chinese Medicine reads vaginal discharge colour as a diagnostic window into pelvic fluid balance and lower burner temperature. White, yellow, green, and blood-tinged discharge… Read more →

Classical Chinese Medicine reads PCOS as a cold uterine environment and fluid stagnation in the lower yin, not primarily a hormonal disorder. Cardiac drive strength… Read more →

Ovarian cysts are not simply hormonal accidents. Classical Chinese Medicine reads them as cold uterus and blood stasis — and explains why surface treatment comes… Read more →

Period pain can be felt as cramping, aching, heaviness or pain into the back and legs. Traditional Chinese Medicine does not diagnose the cause of… Read more →

Pre-menstrual anxiety that disappears when your period arrives is not a psychological weakness — it is a measurable Shaoyang pressure overload pattern. Classical Chinese Medicine… Read more →

Menopause care is individual. Menopausal hormone therapy (MHT, also called HRT), non-hormonal medical options and supportive care can each have a place, but they are… Read more →

Vulvodynia describes ongoing vulval pain, burning, stinging or sensitivity without one simple explanation in every case. Chronic pelvic pain can also have more than one… Read more →

Vaginal dryness after menopause is common, but it is worth discussing rather than simply putting up with. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), a pattern assessment… Read more →

Uterine fibroids are common non-cancerous growths in the uterus. Some people have no symptoms, while others notice heavy or prolonged periods, pelvic pressure, tiredness from… Read more →

Some months PMS is mild — a bit irritable, some bloating. Other months it’s debilitating — rage you don’t recognise, crying for no reason, migraines,… Read more →

Being told you have an ovarian cyst can raise a lot of questions. Ovarian cysts are common and can have different causes. Some cause no… Read more →

Endometriosis pain can change from one cycle to the next. Changes in bleeding, sleep, stress, activity, other health conditions and the disease itself can all… Read more →

Night-time warmth, sweating and waking can make the next day feel much harder. Hot flushes are common around the menopause transition, but a new or… Read more →

Perimenopause and menopause are related stages, but they are not identical. Both can bring changes to periods, sleep, temperature regulation, mood, concentration and vaginal comfort.… Read more →

Heavy Menstrual Bleeding: When to Seek Care | Perth Heavy periods can affect daily life, energy and wellbeing. They can also have many causes, so… Read more →

PCOS can bring questions about periods, skin or hair changes, energy, mood and reproductive plans. A Traditional Chinese Medicine pattern assessment may sit alongside GP… Read more →

Menstrual Low Back Pain: When to Seek Care Low back discomfort can occur before or during a period, sometimes alongside cramps, fatigue or a change… Read more →