Precautions for medication in patients with cervical precancerous lesions

Patients with cervical precancerous lesions suffer from poor blood flow due to tumor compression of local blood vessels, which affects the patient's blood circulation and metabolic function. Long-term poor blood flow causes evil heat to enter the blood, which can lead to blood heat, bleeding, and local lumps in the patient. At this time, the patient can be supplemented with Chinese medicine treatment, but it should be taken under the guidance of a doctor.

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Ingredients: 30 grams of wine-boiled rhubarb, 90 grams of Trichosanthes kirilowii, 30 grams each of red peony root and astragalus.

Usage: Grind into fine powder, make into pills with refined honey. Each pill weighs 9 grams. Take 1 pill, twice a day.

Efficacy: It can nourish qi and blood, remove blood stasis and resolve nodules.

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Ingredients: 10 grams of peach kernel, 9 grams of safflower, 10 grams each of angelica, red peony root, Trillium, Curcuma, and Sappan wood, 15 grams each of Scrophularia and Rubia root, 9 grams of Citrus aurantium, 1 gram of Aquilaria, 9 grams of dandelion, and 10 shrimp and rat feces.

Usage: Take one dose daily, decocted in water, and mixed with 7 white-necked earthworms dissolved in sugar and boiled water.

Efficacy: It can promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, regulate qi and disperse stagnation.

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Ingredients: 60 grams of white peony root and 30 grams of jujube.

Usage: Take 1 dose daily, decocted in water.

Efficacy: It can invigorate Qi, strengthen the body, detoxify and resolve stagnation.

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Ingredients: 18 grams each of ginseng and raw turtle shell, and 9 grams of Sichuan pepper.

Usage: Divide into 6 packets into fine powder, take 1 packet each time with boiled water, once every night.

Efficacy: It nourishes yin and replenishes qi, disperses stagnation and reduces swelling.