• 대한본초학회지
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• 제31권2호
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• pp.7-12
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• 2016

Objectives : Secondary amenorrhoea is the absence of menses for three months in a woman with previously normal menstruation or nine months for women with a history of oligomenorrhoea. It can be caused by stress, extreme weight loss, and excessive exercise. The purpose of this study was to report the clinical effects of herbal medicine on secondary amenorrhoea.Methods : We employed oriental medical treatments; herbal - medication (Hyunburikyungtang gamibang), acupuncture and moxibustion. We treated the patients one or two times a month with oriental therapy method. They took medicine three times a day after a meal. During taking medicine, we let the patients avoid fatty food, flour based food and alcohol. We evaluated the status of the patient, on the basis of the state of menstration and F2 level of Yangdorak. Because we diagnosed the condition of patients with the pattern of liver depression and qi stagnation, so F2 level of Yangdorak was an important point of the diagnosis. Yangdorak machine was Tormeter Iw - zen at Towatech Co.,Ltd.Results : After taking treatment - several times acupuncture and moxibustion during some period and taking herbal-medicine, they had menstrain naturally without taking any hormone drug. Also the amount of menstration has gradually increased. The F2 level of Yangdorak returned to normal range. The feeling of cold on hands, feet and lower abdomen was much improved.Conclusions : Herbal medicine (Hyunburikyungtang gamibang) with oriental medical treatments, acupuncture and moxibustion was effective in the treatment of secondary amenorrhoea.

• 대한한방부인과학회지
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• 제15권4호
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• pp.228-237
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• 2002

Purpose This study was designed to know how Hyunburikyungtang-gagam effects on dysmenorrhea Method 47 patients visited Oriental Gynecology in Conmaul Oriental Hospital from Jan, 2001 to Jan. 2002 because of their dysmenorrhea were randomly assigned. Hyunbruikyungtang-gagam were prescribed to the patients. Primary and secondary dysmenorrhea change were studied by VASS, MVRS. Written down by the patients before and after the treatment. Results Their ages were $28.62{\pm}4.9$, 18 patients were married and the others were not married. prescription period were $20.59{\pm}0.97$ days, After the treatment, numerical index for the pain was obviously reduced in both primary and secondary dysmenorrhea. Numerical index reduced $5.43{\pm}1.63$(VASS), $3.04{\pm}1.58$(MVRS) in primary dysmenorrhea, and $5.43{\pm}1.63$(VASS), $3.04{\pm}1.58$(MVRS) in secondary dysmenorrhea and there is no difference in effect between primary and secondary dysmenorrhea. But prescribed period was not correration with treatment effects and Pain-reduced period. Conclusion Hyunburikyungtang-gagam has good efficacy on primary and secondary dysmenorrhea, but some more studies are needed on the relationship between treatment effects and Pain-reduced period.

• 대한한방부인과학회지
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• 제18권4호
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• pp.144-152
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• 2005

Purpose : The purpose of this study is to identify the clinical effects of acupuncture and herbal medication in the treatment of primary dysmenorrhea during five or seven days before menstruation. Methods : This study was carried out to the 17 female students in kyungwon university without pelvic or other systemic disease and its history. We investigated general and menstrual characteristics through questionnaires and treated sample patients with crossover acupuncture treatment(Sojangjeonggyeok & $SP_6$) and herbal medication(Hyunburikyungtang-gagam) during five or seven days before menstruation two times. And the change of pain was measured by the method of VAS after menstration monthly two times. Results : The improvement frequency of pain after treatment according to VAS all got better after one, two months of treatment. Especially, the mean${\pm}$S.E. of VAS score after 2nd month treatment was decreased significantly compared with that of 1st month treatment(p<0.05). And Between acupuncture treatment and herbal medication groups had no significant differences on the efficacy of treatment. Conclusion : The acupuncture treatment or herbal medication during five or seven days before menstruation will be efficacious against primary dysmenorrhea.