Does soaking your feet in mugwort help ovulation?

Pregnancy is becoming increasingly difficult for modern women, because changes in modern people's living environment and the sudden increase in life pressure have caused the physical conditions of many women to deteriorate. This affects the success rate of pregnancy. When pregnancy problems arise, solutions must be found in a timely manner. Among them, soaking feet in traditional Chinese medicine can have some therapeutic effects. Let’s take a look at whether soaking feet in mugwort leaves can help ovulation?

When it comes to mugwort, many women are quite familiar with it. Because mugwort has a good effect of warming the uterus, it is also a very common medicinal material in the treatment of female gynecological diseases. However, many people now say that mugwort has the effect of aiding pregnancy, so many women will use this method to help themselves get pregnant as soon as possible when preparing for pregnancy, but this statement is also quite controversial.

In fact, mugwort is a commonly used Chinese herbal medicine for the treatment of gynecological diseases. This is mainly because mugwort also has a good effect of warming the uterus and is very effective in treating female menstrual disorders. At the same time, some medicinal books do not record that mugwort has the effect of aiding pregnancy and stabilizing the fetus, so there is no definite answer. However, if a woman has difficulty conceiving due to uterine coldness, she can often use mugwort to soak her feet, because mugwort has the effect of warming the uterus, which may be helpful for such women to get pregnant.

What kind of people are suitable for foot soaking with mugwort leaves?

Generally speaking, people with yang deficiency and excessive cold are most suitable to use mugwort to soak their feet. This method can effectively relieve the symptoms of abdominal cold pain and cold hands and feet. Soaking feet with mugwort can effectively stimulate our foot Shaoyin kidney meridian. When soaking your feet, you may as well add some Chinese medicinal materials such as cinnamon, dried ginger, angelica, etc., which are particularly effective in regulating the body. If you want to make the skin on your feet more delicate, you might as well add a little salt.

The medicinal use of mugwort is generally for women with weak constitutions, such as those with dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation, and purple complexion, and it has a certain therapeutic effect. If you have high blood pressure, it is not suitable for you. Chinese medicine foot bathing is very particular. The medicine selected is different from the internal medicine. In the eyes of Chinese medicine, "foot bathing with medicinal soup" can not only relieve fatigue, but also has effects on stroke, dysmenorrhea, cold, chronic gastritis, high blood pressure, etc. However, this can only play an auxiliary therapeutic role. Don't use it as a treatment method to avoid delaying the disease.