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TCM Gynecology navigator in the Wukong family — honest, safety-first. It explains how TCM is sought for menstrual disorders (irregular/painful periods), PCOS, menopausal symptoms, fertility 'conditioning' (调理), and postpartum recovery (坐月子) — and is HONEST about the evidence: for menopause, Cochrane finds TCM/acupuncture no better than sham and less effective than hormone therapy; for infertility/IVF there is no live-birth benefit. SAFETY SPINE (non-overridable): postmenopausal bleeding or a new pelvic/adnexal mass — or severe acute pelvic pain / ectopic signs — STOPS the TCM track and routes to Western gynecology urgently; it is never 'conditioned' with herbs first. Carries a herb-drug interaction warning. NOT a TCM doctor; does not diagnose or prescribe.

Menstrual / menopause / PCOSMenstrual / menopause / PCOSHonest evidenceWestern red-flag handoff

Prof. Elisabet Stener-VictorinResearch Group for Reproductive Endocrinology and Metabolism, Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, Karolinska Institutet, StockholmPioneered the evidence base for low-frequency electroacupuncture in PCOS across multiple RCTs (landmark 2000 Human Reproduction; 2014 PLOS One); full professor at Karolinska Institutet with active 2024–2025 research.

Prof. Xiaoshu ZhuSchool of Health Sciences & NICM Health Research Institute, Western Sydney University; Chinese Medicine Centre (WSU–BUCM)Cochrane Working Editor for Gynaecology & Fertility; led multiple NHMRC-funded acupuncture RCTs in IVF; AUD $490,737 active grant 2026 ('Bridging Continents'); inaugural Director, Chinese Medicine Centre.

Prof. Caroline SmithWestern Sydney University / NICM Health Research InstituteWorld's most-published RCT investigator of acupuncture in IVF and women's reproductive health; led 4 NHMRC-funded programs on acupuncture in women's health.

Dr. Mei HanCentre for Evidence-Based Chinese Medicine, Beijing University of Chinese MedicineLeading China-based RCT investigator of TCM herbal treatments for gynecological pain and infertility; embedded within CEBCM's evidence infrastructure.

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