What medicine should women take when suffering from damp heat

There are many types of gynecological diseases nowadays. Women should understand various gynecological diseases and prevent and treat them in time. Women's damp-heat vaginal discharge is one of them. Patients with damp-heat vaginal discharge often have increased vaginal discharge, which is usually accompanied by odor and even pain. If not treated in time, it will affect future pregnancy. So, what medicine should women take when they suffer from damp-heat?

Folk remedies for treating damp-heat in women

Buckwheat flour for treating leucorrhea

500 grams of buckwheat flour, 10 egg whites, 60 grams of licorice powder. First, fry the wheat flour until it turns yellow, grind the licorice into fine powder, and mix well. Then mix it with egg white, add appropriate amount of warm water and make it into pills. Take 30 grams of pills with boiled water every morning and evening.

Polygonum multiflorum for treating leucorrhea

60 grams of Polygonum multiflorum and 2 eggs. Add Polygonum multiflorum and eggs to water and cook together. After the eggs are cooked, peel them and cook for a while. Eat the eggs and drink the soup.

Clam meat for treating leukorrhea

150 grams of clam meat, a little rice wine and ginger juice. Wash the clam meat, put it into the pan with an appropriate amount of peanut oil, and then add the clam meat after the oil is fried fragrant. Then add 2-3 tablespoons of rice wine and 1 tablespoon of soup, and cook together with an appropriate amount of water. Season with a little salt, eat the clam meat and drink the soup.

Golden Rosa Cherry for treating leucorrhea

200 grams each of golden cherry and honey. Split open the golden cherry fruits, remove the core, wash, boil twice, combine the filtrate, concentrate to a thin paste, add filtered honey, and boil; take 10-50 grams each time, twice a day, with warm water.

Symptoms and manifestations of humid tropical weather

Excessive vaginal discharge is characterized by a significantly increased amount of vaginal discharge, abnormal color, texture, and taste, or accompanied by local symptoms such as itching, burning, and pain in the vulva and vagina. Those with too little vaginal discharge will have a significantly reduced amount of vaginal discharge than usual, and vaginal dryness, itching, pain or atrophy. Some patients also have low libido, pain during intercourse, low or delayed menstruation, and even amenorrhea and infertility.

The key to treating leukorrhea is to regulate the functions of the liver, spleen, kidney and Ren meridians. The treatment principle is to strengthen the spleen, raise yang, remove dampness and nourish yin, assisted by methods of clearing away heat and removing dampness, clearing heat and detoxifying, dispersing cold and removing dampness, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. In treatment, emphasis should be placed on the idea that "leukorrhea is a symptom of dampness, and all swellings and fullnesses belong to the spleen", fully embodying the method of "treating leukorrhea requires removing dampness first, and removing dampness requires regulating the spleen first, assisted by warming the kidney and consolidating the meridians".