What is the best medicine for uterine hypertrophy?

Uterine hypertrophy is a very common gynecological disease and a type of chronic cervicitis. It is mainly due to inflammatory changes caused by pathogens infecting the cervical mucosa. The uterus is uniformly enlarged, and the myometrial hypertrophy type can reach 3.2cm. The cross-section is grayish white or light pink, and is often accompanied by varying degrees of abnormal uterine bleeding. The main clinical manifestation is mostly the occurrence of excessive leucorrhea. In addition, as the enlarged uterus spreads outward from the pelvis, there is a feeling of pain in the lumbar region or a heavy pain in the vulva. Different levels of hypertrophy require different treatments. Medication is not very effective for moderate to severe hypertrophy.

1. The treatment of mild uterine hypertrophy is mostly with medication, such as cervicitis suppositories, which mainly function to clear away heat, detoxify, eliminate dampness, and promote tissue regeneration. It can be used to treat chronic cervical erosion which belongs to the syndrome of clear damp-heat. Traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions can also be used: Shujing Baidai Pills, Kanggongyan Tablets and other medicines. Then slowly adjust the application of traditional Chinese medicine: 15 grams each of Codonopsis pilosula, Atractylodes macrocephala, Poria cocos, Coix seed, raw Coix seed, Psoralea corylifolia, cuttlefish bone, 10 grams each of Morinda officinalis and Poria cocos, and 6 grams of raw licorice.

2. For severe uterine hypertrophy, patients are advised to choose physical therapy, such as laser, microwave heating, etc., to destroy the cells on the eroded surface, causing them to necrotize, scar, and fall off, and grow newborn squamous epithelial cells. This is similar to the way our skin epidermis is damaged, scarred, and falls off, and then good skin grows. The whole process of necrosis, scarring and shedding takes one month, and about two months for more advanced disease.

3. However, whether it is medication or physical therapy, patients should pay attention to their own hygiene and life patterns, always keep the vulva clean, change underwear frequently, implement a good family planning policy, prevent infection after childbirth, and those with poor uterine contractions after childbirth should be given uterine contraction drugs in time.

Frequently Asked Questions:

If the patient needs physical therapy, the treatment time should be chosen within three to seven days after the menstruation is over. Acute genital inflammation is a taboo for physical therapy. After physical therapy, there will be an increase in female secretions, and even a lot of fluid will be exuded. Bleeding will occur when the scab falls off about two weeks after the operation. Women who have not given birth should think carefully and choose the medicine carefully.