Can I use salt hot compress for uterine cold?

Uterine cold is a term in traditional Chinese medicine, which means that the uterus of women is severely cold. Common clinical symptoms include cold pain in the lower abdomen, dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, heavy or scanty menstruation, menstrual blood clots, infertility, thin and watery menstruation, fear of cold, lack of warmth in the extremities, mental fatigue, poor appetite, excessive sleep, difficulty urinating, and loose stools. Hand warming bag heat compress belongs to the category of external treatment in traditional Chinese medicine, and has a certain effect in improving uterine cold. However, we believe that we should seek the root cause of the disease. Oral Chinese herbal medicines that warm the uterus and dispel cold, strengthen the spleen and warm the kidneys, and replenish qi and blood are very good choices. In addition, regular exercise can enhance immunity, eating more warm foods, and avoiding cold foods are also ways to adjust physical fitness from the source.

It is effective to apply heat to the intervertebral disc with salt, but it depends on the actual symptoms. If you have lumbar muscle strain, lumbar myofibrosis, lumbar disc herniation, lumbar stenosis and third transverse process syndrome, you can use salt for hot compress. After hot compress, you can effectively accelerate the blood circulation of the part and improve the blood supply to the artery. In this way, the energy, nutrients and electrolytes obtained by the part will increase, which is conducive to the recovery of the disease.

In addition, it can improve venous return. After the return is improved, it will promote the metabolism and absorption of metabolites produced by the part, which is helpful to alleviate symptoms. In addition, heat can also make the muscles more relaxed, thus helping to relieve low back pain and other related symptoms. However, it is not recommended to use salt compress when the intervertebral disc is injured, because the acute symptoms of injury will cause more small blood vessels to rupture and bleed. When applying salt compress, it is easy to cause increased local bleeding and make the swelling more obvious. In the event of an intervertebral disc infection, hot compresses should not be applied as they may cause the infection to spread outward.

If you feel discomfort in your waist, it is mostly caused by waist muscle injury, lumbar muscle strain or lumbar disc herniation. The treatment principle is to promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis and quickly reduce swelling. The benefit of using hot salt compress is that it can promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, relieve pain in the body, and the area exposed to heat is uniform, the heat is released slowly, and the therapeutic effect is ideal. Therefore, using hot salt compress on the waist is a good way to treat waist discomfort. The method is to heat coarse salt and wrap it in a cloth bag, or you can customize a fixed salt bag, put it in the microwave and put it on the painful part of the patient's waist to knead and heat it. You can also take the painful part as the center and spread the heat to the periphery. Apply heat wherever it hurts. It will take about 10 minutes. Be careful not to get burned. After applying hot compress, it is recommended to drink more water and eat more green leafy vegetables and fruits to prevent getting angry easily.