Heat Entering the Blood Chamber
Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30
CORE DEFINITION
In women during menstruation or postpartum (when the blood chamber is vacuous), contraction of external pathogens allows pathogenic heat to take advantage of the deficiency and invade the uterus (blood chamber), leading to alternating chills and fever, clarity during the day, and delirium at night (as if seeing ghosts).
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Periodic vulnerability. Menstruation is a 'window period' in the female defense system. At this time, a cold can easily sink inward. If fever with mental abnormalities (talking nonsense) occurs during menstruation, do not treat it as an ordinary cold; use Xiao Chai Hu Tang to penetrate the blood chamber and clear heat.
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A TCM pattern, referring to externally contracted febrile disease where pathogenic heat sinks inward and binds in the blood chamber (uterus/chong vessel blood aspect). It is commonly seen in women with febrile disease during menstruation, presenting with delirium, fullness in the chest and hypochondrium, and alternating chills and fever like malaria.
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