How does traditional Chinese medicine treat cervical erosion? 6 treatment methods for cervical erosion in women

In life, what should female friends do if they suffer from cervical erosion? This is a problem that many patients feel the same way and are very concerned about, because cervical erosion will threaten the health of many female friends and even lead to infertility. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that cervical erosion is caused by damp heat accumulating poison, which turns into fire and injures the Ren belt, causing uterine erosion, which belongs to the category of damp heat. So, how does traditional Chinese medicine treat cervical erosion?

1. Acupuncture

Acupuncture and moxibustion are used to apply certain techniques to the meridians and acupoints outside the meridians of the human body to regulate the nutrient and defensive qi and blood, adjust the meridians and internal organs, and treat related diseases.

2. Bloodletting

A method of external treatment that uses needles or props to pierce or cut specific acupuncture points or certain parts of the human body to release a small amount of blood. It is suitable for high fever, coma, heatstroke, colds, various pains and other symptoms.

3. Medicated (hot) ironing therapy

It is an external treatment method that heats the medicine and then cures specific parts of the body surface, promoting pore transport, venous coordination, and smooth flow of qi and blood. It is often used to treat symptoms of dampness, qi and blood stasis, and deficiency and cold.

(1) Sophora flavescens suppository, each weighing 1.2 grams, 1 suppository per night, inserted deep into the vagina.

(2) Funing suppository, each weighing 1.6 grams. Before going to bed, rinse the vagina and insert one Funing suppository deep into the vagina. Then use a walnut-sized sterile cotton ball to insert it into the vaginal opening to prevent the drug from leaking out. The above method is suitable for those with thick and yellow leucorrhea.

(3) Grind 3g of alum and 6g of Cnidium monnieri into fine powder, mix with wax to make pills the size of marbles, wrap with sterilized gauze and insert into the vagina, changing once a day until the vagina is healed. This is used for patients with heavy, thin leucorrhea that has not been cured after long-term treatment.

4. Massage therapy

What should I do if I have cervical erosion? Massage is also one of the methods to treat cervical erosion. Patients can rub their palms to warm them up first, then push down their lower abdomen with their palms several times, and then massage the inner thighs with their palms several times. Apply more techniques to the painful areas until you feel the heat. Finally, rub the lumbar sacral area with your palms several times, and then use the rubbing method for 2 to 3 minutes to transfer the heat to the lower abdomen.

5. Fumigation therapy

Prescription for Chinese medicine fumigation: 30 grams of Cnidium monnieri, 30 grams of Sophora flavescens, 15 grams of Alumen, 10 grams of Phellodendron chinense, decocted in water, first fumigate and then sit-bathe the genitals, suitable for those with thick and yellow leucorrhea.

6. Diet therapy

(1) Wrap 9 grams of lentil flowers and 12 grams of Chinese toon bark in gauze, add 200 ml of water, boil and extract 150 ml. Drink in divided doses. It usually takes one week to take effect.

(2) Put 30 grams of fresh silkworm excrement (wrapped in cloth) and 30 grams of Job's tears into a clay pot, add appropriate amount of water and boil it. Take it once a day for 5 to 7 days.

(3) 6g of velvet antler, 30g of ginkgo nuts, 30g of Chinese yam, and 1 pig bladder. First, clean the pig bladder, crush all the herbs, put them into the pig bladder, tie the bladder opening tightly, simmer over low heat until cooked, add a little salt to taste, and take the herbs, meat, and soup together.

(4) Take 30g of Eucommia ulmoides (wrapped in cloth) and 30-60g of polished rice, cook them together into porridge, remove the residue and eat the porridge. Take one dose per day for 7-8 doses in a row.