What are the traditional Chinese medicines for treating ovarian cysts?

What are the traditional Chinese medicines for treating ovarian cysts? Ovarian cysts are a relatively common gynecological disease nowadays. The occurrence of this disease will not only affect women's physical health, but also affect women's fertility, so active treatment is particularly important. So, what are the traditional Chinese medicines for treating ovarian cysts? Let's take a look.

12 grams of seaweed, 10 grams of white mustard seeds, 10 grams of Trillium, 20 grams of Coix seeds, 10 grams of peach kernels, 20 grams of Prunella Vulgaris, 6 grams of Arisaema, and 12 grams of red peony root.

Function: Regulating Qi and relieving stagnation, promoting blood circulation and removing phlegm, resolving blood stasis and dispersing nodules, softening hard masses and reducing swelling.

Indications: Suitable for various cysts, especially ovarian cysts. It also has certain effects on uterine fibroids, teratomas, liver and kidney cysts.

Usage: decoction, 600 ml of liquid medicine, 300 ml each time, twice a day, 10 days as a course of treatment, 1-2 courses of treatment with B-ultrasound once, if effective, take the medicine until the tumor disappears. After 3 courses of treatment, if the tumor continues to grow, it is ineffective, and CT examination can be performed to further clarify the diagnosis and other treatments.

Explanation of the prescription: The Trillium, Peach Kernel and Red Peony Root in the prescription can regulate Qi, relieve stagnation, activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis; Sargassum, Prunella Vulgaris and White Mustard Seed can eliminate phlegm, soften hard masses, disperse nodules and reduce swelling; Arisaema and Coix Seed can transform dampness and eliminate phlegm; White Mustard Seed and Sargassum can eliminate sticky Yin evil. The combination of the above medicines can transform phlegm and dampness, promote the flow of Qi and blood, and eliminate cysts.

For those with deficiency of cold, add cinnamon, roasted ginger, and deer antler glue; for those with deficiency of qi, add astragalus, codonopsis, and atractylodes; for those with deficiency of blood, add cooked rehmannia, angelica, and donkey-hide gelatin; for those with phlegm and dampness, add poria, atractylodes, and wild smilax; for those with blood stasis, add leech, earthworm, and zedoaria; for those with qi stagnation, add cyperus rotundus, curcuma, and tangerine seed; for those with heat stagnation, add moutan bark, phellodendron, and rhubarb.

For patients with severe hemiplegia, add Rhizoma Corydalis, Rhizoma Chuanlianzi, Olibanum, Myrrh, and Rhizoma Paniculata; for patients with hemiplegia due to kidney deficiency, add Eucommia ulmoides, Lycium barbarum, etc. If severe lower abdominal pain occurs suddenly, an ultrasound examination should be performed in time to see if the tumor has twisted. If twisted, surgical treatment should be performed in time.