Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers a holistic perspective on women's health, viewing the body as an interconnected network of energy (qi) and blood, striving for balance and harmony. Ensuring the smooth flow of qi and blood is fundamental to nourishing and regulating the reproductive system. TCM emphasizes the crucial interplay between yin (cooling, nourishing) and yang (warming, energizing) aspects, as well as the five elements, especially during hormonal shifts like menopause and pregnancy.

TCM treatments effectively address women's health concerns across all life stages. For menstrual disorders, such as painful or irregular periods, TCM focuses on regulating qi and blood flow, balancing yin and yang, and nourishing reproductive organs. Acupuncture is a common treatment to restore balance and alleviate symptoms by stimulating energy pathways. Adjunctive therapies like moxibustion and targeted herbal interventions are also used. In fertility, TCM enhances qi and blood flow, balances kidney jing, and regulates the menstrual cycle, potentially increasing pregnancy rates and improving IVF outcomes. For menopause (the "Second Spring"), TCM aims to nourish yin, regulate qi and blood, and alleviate symptoms like hot flashes and sleep issues through herbal formulas and acupuncture. Integrating TCM with contemporary healthcare can offer complementary benefits and improve women's quality of life.