Can Traditional Chinese Medicine Prevent the Recurrence of Cervical Precancerous Lesions?

Can traditional Chinese medicine prevent the recurrence of cervical precancerous lesions? Cervical cancer is a serious gynecological tumor that has a great destructive effect on women's health. The following are recommended traditional Chinese medicine treatment methods for cervical precancerous lesions. I hope these can help cervical cancer patients.

1. Wuhua Dehumidifying Tea

[Ingredients] 15 grams each of honeysuckle, chrysanthemum, kudzu flower, frangipani, sophora japonica flower, and kapok flower, 30 grams each of wild yam and raw coix seed, and 6 grams of licorice.

[Preparation] Soak all the herbs in 6 bowls of water for about 10 minutes, boil over high heat, simmer for about 40 minutes, filter out the residue, and add appropriate amount of rock sugar. Drink as tea.

[Effects] Clears away heat, detoxifies, promotes dampness and fights cancer.

[Scope of application] It is used for patients with cervical cancer, ulcers and concurrent infections, manifested by increased leucorrhea, colorectal cancer, esophageal cancer, liver cancer, nasopharyngeal cancer, lung cancer, bladder cancer, etc., manifested by internal resistance of dampness and heat.

[Precautions] When using, the key points are internal dampness and heat, dry mouth, bitter taste, constipation, yellow urine, red tongue, yellow fur, and rapid pulse. It is not recommended for those with weak constitution and obvious cold symptoms.

2. Job's tears, Euryale ferox and winter melon soup

[Ingredients] 50 grams of raw coix seed, 50 grams of water chestnut, 100 grams of pork ribs, and 500 grams of winter melon.

[Production]

(1) Wash the raw coix seeds and water chestnuts and soak them in clean water for 1 hour.

(2) Chop the pork ribs into pieces and cut the winter melon into cubes.

(3) First, put raw coix seeds, water chestnuts, and pork ribs into a clay pot and cook over medium heat for about 1 hour. Then add the winter melon and cook for another half an hour. Add salt, season, and then drink.

[Effects] Strengthen the spleen and eliminate dampness.

[Scope of application] It is used for patients with cervical cancer syndrome with internal dampness and toxins, local ulcers or necrosis, exudation of yellow and smelly liquid, lower abdominal distension, and reduced food intake. It can also be used for patients with other malignant tumor syndromes with internal dampness and toxins.

[Precautions] This prescription is mainly used to strengthen the spleen and eliminate dampness. It should be used with caution by those who have been ill for a long time and have extremely weak constitution or loose stools.

3. Guiling Soup

[Ingredients] 1 golden coin turtle, 250 grams of fresh Chinese yam, 50 grams of raw coix seeds, and three slices of ginger.

[Production]

(1) Boil or kill the golden coin turtle, remove the intestines and clean it, then cut it into pieces.

(2) Wash and cut the wild yam and raw coix seeds into pieces. Then put all the ingredients into a clay pot and add 2000 ml of water. Bring to a boil over high heat, then simmer for 2 hours over low heat. Season and serve.

[Effects] Strengthen the spleen and eliminate dampness, detoxify and fight cancer.

[Scope of application] It is used for middle and late stage cervical cancer, with symptoms of weak constitution, emaciation, reduced food intake, pale tongue with teeth marks on the edges, greasy white fur, and smooth pulse. It can also be used for patients with other malignant tumors due to spleen deficiency and dampness obstruction.

[Notes] If there is no fresh Chinese yam, you can use 60 grams of dried product instead.

4. Pokeweed Porridge

[Ingredients] 10 grams of Rhizoma Phytolaccae, 100 grams of japonica rice, and 5 dates.

[Production] First, boil the rhubarb in water for 40 minutes, remove the residue and take the juice. Then add rice and jujube and cook into porridge. [Effects] It is diuretic and reduces swelling.

[Scope of application] Used for patients with advanced cervical cancer complicated with ascites.

[Notes]

(1) Rhizoma Coptidis is slightly poisonous and should not be consumed for long periods of time.

(2) Take on an empty stomach and avoid overdose.

5. Shouwu, Shengdi and Black Chicken Soup

[Ingredients] 60 grams of Polygonum multiflorum, 30 grams of Rehmannia glutinosa, 500 grams of black chicken, and five slices of ginger.

[Production]

(1) Wash and chop the black-bone chicken into pieces.

(2) Wash and slice Polygonum multiflorum and Rehmannia glutinosa.

(3) Place all ingredients into a clay pot, add appropriate amount of water, simmer for 2 hours, season, drink the soup and eat the meat.

[Effects] Nourishes yin and replenishes blood.

[Scope of Indications] It is used for cervical cancer with yin deficiency and blood deficiency, anemia, cachexia, with symptoms such as emaciation, sallow complexion, pale nails, or irregular vaginal bleeding.

[Notes]

(1) This prescription is mainly used to nourish Yin and blood. It should not be used if one has a fever caused by external factors.

(2) Do not use if you have loose stools.

The above is an introduction to the traditional Chinese medicine treatment methods for patients with cervical precancerous lesions. Gynecological experts recommend that once cervical cancer is diagnosed, it must be treated in a timely manner to avoid missing the best treatment period. This is very beneficial for the treatment of cervical cancer.