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JaneJohnson
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The doctor would have said don't do after ovulation if that was an issue. The thing to remember is that every one has a different balance of heat and cold so treatment is individual. The modern / scientific think always tries to make generic rules. Some rules are more valid that others. If there's a doubt it's best to check with the doctor that gave you the advice... again can be challenging if they are Chinese. Another thing to add is that it's always best with TCM to have a therapist working with you rather than buying medicines and then your left to own devices. Doubt is bound to creep in when you're not able to discuss your understanding of why take those medicines and it's easy to read generic rules that also add to doubt. Chinese medicine is very very good and so is Ayurverdic (Indian medicine) for restoring organ systems back to their full potential. It's the net effect of organ imbalance that causes problems..... I hope this helps
