基于五郁理论浅析高龄女性不孕症的辨治
To Analyze the Differentiation and Treatment of Infertility in Elderly Women Based on the Theory of Five Depression

天地有五运之郁，人身有五脏之应，郁则结聚不行，发为五郁。大抵诸病多有兼郁，然治有不同。不孕症是临床较常见的女性生殖系统疾病，且现代社会发展，高龄女性不孕症越发受到大众关注，其中医病机以肾虚不足、冲任气血失调为特点，本文拟从《内经》五郁理论之“木郁达之、水郁折之、土郁夺之”论治高龄女性不孕症，按照五行、五脏特性，采用相应方法调理其气机，使脏腑各司其职，冲任气血调和，从而促进女性健康受孕。
The universe is said to be in a state of stagnation, and the human body is believed to possess five internal organs that are sensitive to this phenomenon. Stagnation, or the accumulation of qi, is thought to result in five distinct types of stagnation. It is widely recognized that many diseases are associated with stagnation; however, therapeutic approaches can vary significantly. Infertility, a common ailment affecting the female reproductive system, has garnered considerable attention in clinical practice. The advent of modern society has led to an increasing focus on infertility among older women. In traditional Chinese medicine, the etiology of this condition is attributed to renal insufficiency and an imbalance of qi and blood within the Chong and Ren meridians. This article aims to address infertility in elderly women based on the theory of the five types of stagnation as described in the “Inner Classic” release the stagnation of wood, break the stagnation of water, and take the stagnation of earth. the characteristics of the five elements and the corresponding internal organs, appropriate methods are employed to regulate the movement of qi, ensuring that each internal organ functions optimally. This harmonization of qi and blood within the Chong and Ren meridians enables women to achieve health and fertility.