Slippery Fetus / Habitual Miscarriage
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CORE DEFINITION
Habitual miscarriage. Due to deficiency of spleen and kidney qi, the uterus fails to hold the fetus, or qi and blood insufficiency cannot nourish the fetus.
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
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The grip loosens. The uterus is like a hand (spleen and kidney qi) holding the fetus. If the hand is weak (qi deficiency), or the hand is too slippery (the belt vessel not firm), the fetus slips out when it grows heavier. Treatment should 'supplement qi and secure containment' to increase friction.
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A disease name in traditional Chinese medicine, referring to repeated miscarriages during pregnancy (consecutive spontaneous abortions), mostly due to deficiency of both spleen and kidney, insecurity of the Chong and Ren meridians, or blood heat disturbing the fetal origin. It is a severe form of 'fetal restlessness'.
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- zh.wikipedia.orghttps://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%BB%91%E8%83%8Everified
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