TCM theory talks about the Chong, Ren and kidney channels rather than the pituitary gland, ovarian and estrogen levels.
TCM sees menopause as a natural progression of aging, and not as a disorder that needs correcting. This TCM pattern includes symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats with fever, irritability, palpitations, insomnia and thirst.
Acupuncture is also suitable for women in the menopausal period because of its action for yin and yang adjustment
TCM's goal is to keep the "Qi"in balance to maintain health and provide energy to balance the body.
Hi I have premature menopause I got 2 periods 28 days apart after not getting any at all for a long time. I thought yay I'm back to normal again but my dr an endo said it is not uncommon for a woman to get a couple of periods at the end of menopause post menopause I think they call it.