What are the methods of traditional Chinese medicine to treat uterine cold infertility

Uterine cold is one of the most gynecological diseases that bothers women in our lives. It often causes women to have irregular menstruation, even amenorrhea and infertility, and sometimes makes women have cold hands and feet. If not treated in time, it will affect physical and mental health and even affect the happiness of the family. However, there are many ways to treat uterine cold, among which traditional Chinese medicine has a very good effect in treating uterine cold, and it can thoroughly improve and adjust the body. Let’s learn about the methods of traditional Chinese medicine in treating uterine cold and infertility.

Methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine for Treating Infertility with Uterine Cold

Gonghan is a definition in traditional Chinese medicine, which is directly translated as cold uterus. However, there is still a big difference between Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine in treating uterine cold. Its scope is wider, including multiple organs such as uterus and ovaries. "Cold uterus" does not refer to a single symptom, but is a summary of various clinical symptoms of patients in traditional Chinese medicine, such as delayed menstrual cycle, scanty and dark menstruation, blood clots, or even amenorrhea; lower abdominal pain before or during menstruation, which is relieved by hot compress; and thick leucorrhea. Severe cases can cause infertility, or fetal developmental retardation after pregnancy, etc.

Usage of TCM remedy for uterine cold: 5 grams each of processed Chuanwu and processed Caowu (boil the two ingredients first), 3 grams of Asarum (added later), 20 grams each of Salvia miltiorrhiza and Leonurus japonicus. Decoction in water, take 3 doses in a row after the menstruation is over. Three menstrual cycles constitute one course of treatment.

The efficacy of Chinese medicine remedies for uterine cold: warms the uterus and dispels cold, treats infertility caused by uterine cold, cold pain in the lower abdomen, clear and thin leucorrhea, pale complexion, and cold limbs.

Diet therapy for uterine cold:

1 deer whip, 90g canned mushrooms, pork with skin. 1000 grams, 30 grams of dried shrimp, 500 grams of tender hen, 30 grams of scallops, and appropriate amounts of MSG, cooking wine, pepper, chicken oil, onion, ginger, refined salt and chicken broth. Soak the deer penis in warm water, cut it open longitudinally with a knife, scrape off the tail of the urethra with a knife, and then scald the skin with boiling water. Put it in a pot and boil it for about 1 hour. Wash it with cold water, put it in a pot, add chicken broth, scallops, dried shrimps, clean tender hen, wash the pork, green onion, and ginger and stew them until they are soft. Take out the stewed deer whip and cut it into oblique slices. Pour chicken soup into the pot, add mushrooms (cut large ones into quarters, small ones into halves), cooking wine, pepper, salt, and deer penis slices, then add MSG and drizzle with chicken oil. This recipe has the effects of nourishing yin and yang, benefiting the kidneys and warming the uterus. Treats female infertility due to uterine cold.

Folk remedies for treating uterine cold:

A small bowl of dried black beans and 1 pound of white wine. Wash the black beans and soak them overnight. When the beans swell, take them out and pour them into a frying pan. Pour in white wine to a height of more than 2 cm above the black beans. Cover the pot and simmer over low heat. After about 15-20 minutes, when all the wine disappears, take out the black beans and let them cool. Eat a few handfuls every day and store the rest in the refrigerator. People who suffer from uterine cold and infertility should insist on using this prescription.

The above is an introduction to the methods of traditional Chinese medicine in treating uterine cold and infertility. After understanding it, we know that traditional Chinese medicine treatment is a very slow process and we need to persist for a long time. In addition, female friends must also pay attention to maintaining a good mood in their daily lives and have regular living habits. They must also pay attention to nutritional balance in their daily diet, and must observe any abnormal leucorrhea and go to the hospital for examination in time.