Overcome Infertility: Classical TCM concept of Yin, Yang and Qi

Infertility is defined as inability of a couple to conceive after 12 months of unprotected sexual intercourse or carry the pregnancy to full term. It effects over 5 millions couple alone in the U. S. and many times more in the world, because of unawareness of treatments, only 10% seeks help from professional specialist. In fact, More than 40% of infertility of a couple is caused by male inability to fertilize. Diagnosis is a analytics approach, after initial consultation and medical history and personal information have been taken from a patient or couple. The main objective conventional diagnosis is to find the causes of infertility, but unfortunately, it has less than 1% successful rate. We will try to give you the definitions of type of diagnosis in alphabet order.

A. Classical TCM viewpoint and the concept yin, yang and qi
Chinese medicine has been around more than 4000 years with proven record in treating all kind diseases including infertility based the 5 element theories and the concept of yin, yan and qi. Any interruption of the 5 elements and yin, yang and qi increase the risk of disease and infertility in men and women alike.
Since the 5 element theories are very complex and not easy to explain to the patient, most Chinese practitioner adapt this viewpoint with more classical types of how disease and dysfunction develop in the patient including infertility. The five classical viewpoint in TCM including
1. Wind
It is defined as qi obstruction in the body causing pain such as headache.

2. Cold
Expose yourself to cold may increase the risk of qi slowdown and reduce the energy flow in the body. Patient who is considered cold if they are diagnosis with slow qi and lack of energy flow such as slower heart beat, weaken immune system, kidney deficiency.

3. Heat
Expose yourself in heat may increase the risk of energy overflow as well as speed up your body function leading to infection and inflammation. Patient is considered heat are diagnosis with over flow of energy, skin diseases, qi interruption or inability of the body's organs to discharge enough toxins.

4. Dry
It is considered as dehydration and significant dry skin. It may be caused by internal imbalances between qi, blood flow, yin, yang, and blockages of different energy pathways within the body.

5. Damp
Dampness is the indication of fluid and water retention in the body. It is considered as a common outcome of digestion that isn't so efficient causing diarrhea and interfering with the natural downward movement of the contents of the stomach leading to heartburn and excessive saliva production. Dampness is normally caused by spleen qi deficiency.

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