Benefits of Chinese medicine treatment for endometrial polyps

If a woman accidentally develops endometrial polyps, she may become infertile, so she must receive proper treatment and not take it lightly. Many female friends do not know what endometrial polyps are, and they do not understand them particularly well, let alone how to treat them. Today, I will tell you what endometrial polyps look like in traditional Chinese medicine, how should we prevent and care for endometrial polyps, and what is the fundamental way to treat them?

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the pathogenesis of endometrial polyposis has both internal and external causes. The internal cause is the deficiency of Qi and blood in women, and the disorder of Chong and Ren meridians, which causes the uterus to lack nourishment and is easily invaded by external evil viruses, resulting in poor circulation of Qi and blood, stagnation and irregular menstruation. The external cause is the careless health preservation in daily life, or unclean sexual intercourse, which causes pathogenic bacteria to enter the uterus and cause inflammatory infection. Therefore, the internal and external pressures lead to the endogenous growth of polyps.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it should be treated with the method of clearing away heat and detoxifying; internal disorder of Chong and Ren, resulting in menstrual disorders, excessive metrorrhagia, and weak Qi and blood, should be treated with the method of promoting blood circulation and nourishing blood, activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis, warming the uterus and regulating menstruation, and tonifying the spleen and replenishing Qi.

Key points for prevention and care of endometrial polyps

1. Keep the vulva clean, take a bath and change underwear frequently. During this period, you should avoid sexual intercourse and bathing in a tub for at least 1 month.

2. Keep exercising to strengthen your physical fitness and improve your immunity. At the same time, maintain an optimistic attitude and pay attention to adjusting your personal mentality.

3. Go to the hospital for regular gynecological examinations, especially when vulvar itching, increased secretions, and after surgery.

4. To prevent endometrial polyps, you need to pay attention to menstrual hygiene, strengthen pregnancy care, and avoid having an abortion privately.

If you accidentally develop endometrial polyps, you must not put too much psychological pressure on yourself. Follow the doctor's instructions for treatment, and you will gradually become healthy and recover. If you suffer from endometrial polyps, you must not eat spicy, irritating or hot foods such as peppers. You can eat more lighter foods, such as fruits, vegetables, and tofu.