The Chinese herbal medicine formula of Herba Agrimoniae can effectively treat severe cervical erosion

In addition to actively cooperating with clinical treatment, patients with severe cervical erosion can also take the Chinese medicine Herba Gentianae under the guidance of a doctor to achieve better auxiliary treatment effects.

Ingredients: 100 grams of agrimony and 50 grams of rehmannia.

Preparation method: Wash the herb and rehmannia root, put them into a pot, add water and boil them, then take the juice and drink it as tea.

Agrimony: Also known as Western Agrimony, it tastes bitter and is neutral in nature. It is about 5 feet tall and blooms yellow flowers from June to September every year. It has good astringent and hemostatic, anti-dysentery and insecticidal, antibacterial and blood coagulation, and tonic and strengthening effects. It is widely used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat various bleeding diseases, such as vomiting blood, hematuria, blood in stool, metrorrhagia, hemoptysis, epistaxis, red and white dysentery, fatigue, carbuncle, bruises, traumatic bleeding, etc. It is a strong astringent and hemostatic drug with good efficacy. In addition, Agrimony is also often used to treat fatigue and fatigue symptoms, such as fatigue, sallow complexion, dizziness, etc.

Shengdi: Also called shengdihuang, it is sweet and cold in nature. It is mostly irregularly lumpy or oblong, swollen in the middle and slightly thinner in the two sections. The surface is brown or brown-gray, very wrinkled, with irregular horizontal lines. It has the effects of clearing heat and promoting body fluid, moistening dryness and smoothing intestines, breaking blood stasis and promoting new blood, relieving pain and regulating menstruation, cooling blood and stopping bleeding. It is mainly used to treat yin deficiency and internal heat, bone steaming and fatigue fever, internal heat and thirst, vomiting blood and epistaxis, spots and rashes, etc. Shengdi needs to be stored in a ventilated and dry place to prevent mold and moth.