The "Ying-Wei Imbalance" Theory elucidates the treatment principles of yang-deficiency and Blood Stasis Type Adenomyosis

Yaxin Shi, Yuanqing Ding, Xu Li, Lingdi Wang, Zilu Wang, Xin Wang, Zhiyong Liu, Wei Shi
In: Lishizhen medicine and materia medica research · 2026 · vol. 37(17) , pp. 3316–3320 · doi:10.70976/j.1008-0805.szgygy-2026-1718 · W7222394040
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This paper elucidates the treatment principles for yang-deficiency and Blood Stasis Type Adenomyosis using the "Ying-Wei Imbalance" theory.

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