Shan Guimin's blog: moxibustion for adenomyosis

Adenomyosis troubles many women, and many women will start looking for treatments, but often the results go against their wishes and they cannot get the best treatment. In addition to daily health care, treatment is the most critical step, so you cannot make a choice blindly. In the field of traditional Chinese medicine, moxibustion has a certain alleviating effect on adenomyosis, so you can try it. So, how does moxibustion treat adenomyosis?

1. Is it necessary to have a hysterectomy for adenomyosis?

When people mention adenomyosis, the first thing that comes to mind is dysmenorrhea. This type of dysmenorrhea is different from ordinary dysmenorrhea. It often lasts a lifetime and makes people feel extremely painful. It can even be so painful that people want to have their uterus removed - this is what doctors often say and do.

It’s not that we should completely refuse to have surgery, but most people make the decision too rashly when faced with such surgery! Endometriosis? Removal of the uterus. Uterine fibroids? Removing the uterus...such an important body part, removed so easily - the body is really worthless!

If you don't have surgery and you'll die tomorrow, of course there's no need to hesitate and just go to the operating table. However, there are many situations that are not that critical at all, and people should do more homework, fully understand the situation before and after the surgery, learn about other possible conditioning plans, and then make a decision.

2. Moxibustion is the most suitable for treating adenomyosis!

Using moxibustion to reduce inflammation, stop bleeding, promote blood circulation and relieve pain should be the best treatment method. I often come here with unbearable pain and hold my lower abdomen. After one to two hours of moxibustion, the pain disappears and I feel relaxed when I leave...

In traditional Chinese medicine, adenomyosis falls into the categories of "dysmenorrhea", "mass masses" and "infertility". Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this disease is caused by qi stagnation, cold stagnation, heat burning, qi deficiency, and kidney deficiency, which lead to blood stasis blocking the Chong, Ren, and uterus, and dysmenorrhea when menstruation is not smooth. The main pathogenesis is blood stasis blocking Chong, Ren and Baogong.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment Traditional Chinese Medicine believes that adenomyosis is related to internal blood stasis, and the formation of blood stasis is related to pathogenic factors such as qi deficiency, cold stagnation, qi stagnation, phlegm and dampness. Therefore, in terms of treatment, we should not only take promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis as the principle, but also take into account the causes of blood stasis and the differences between deficiency and excess.