How is the uterus cleaned?

The uterus is a very important organ for women. As women age, and after experiencing sexual intercourse or giving birth, the uterus will easily produce some waste toxins. The long-term accumulation of waste toxins in the uterus will easily lead to some diseases and gynecological diseases, which is very bad for the body. Cleaning the uterus is also a common method. You can usually use a wash to clean the vagina and take oral anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment.

For the vulva, you only need to clean it with warm water. Do not clean the vagina easily. Use some anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. It is simpler to take some anti-inflammatory drugs orally.

Where do the waste toxins in the uterus come from?

1. The garbage of childbearing: amniotic fluid garbage and lochia garbage.

2. After marriage, when having sexual life, sperm enters the uterus. Women ovulate once a month and only ovulate more than 400 mature eggs in their lifetime, while men have thousands of sperm. Except for the sperm that cannot lead to conception, the rest remain in the cavity.

4. Necrotic tissue resulting from the metabolism of endogenous and exogenous substances in the uterus.

5. In the event of an unexpected pregnancy, surgical abortion, medical abortion, or curettage, no one can guarantee whether the embryonic tissue will be detached from the uterine cavity during the procedure. Embryonic tissue remaining in the uterine cavity.

These garbage accumulate over time and pile up into mountains. Over time, they produce toxins. All diseases originate from toxins, which is why some people now have gynecological diseases such as fibroids, cysts, endometritis, etc.

1. Pay attention to maintenance during multiple menstrual periods

The failure to shed the endometrium completely every month is a major cause of toxin production. Most women do not know whether their menstruation is completely discharged every month. Therefore, you should pay attention to your diet and lifestyle before and after your period, especially avoid cold food and cold water. Secondly, drink a cup of brown sugar water every day for a week after your period to facilitate the smooth discharge of toxins.

2. Try to choose natural childbirth

Normal childbirth is an important way to eliminate waste in the uterus. Although most women only give birth to one child, if they make good use of this method, they can expel toxins that have remained in the uterus. But the prerequisite is that you must take good care of yourself during the confinement period, avoid getting cold, get more rest, and eat a nutritious diet. If the lochia has not been completely discharged, you should take Chinese herbal prescriptions such as Shenghua Tang to promote the excretion of toxins and the recovery of the uterus. When breastfeeding your baby, try to choose breastfeeding. This natural way of parenting can greatly reduce the risk of gynecological diseases.

3. Eat more foods that warm the uterus

Uterine cold is a common problem among women. Uterine cold causes decreased metabolism and poor blood circulation in the uterus, which will slow down the excretion of toxins. Therefore, you can drink more ginger brown sugar tea, rose osmanthus tea and other beverages, and eat more foods that replenish qi and blood, such as dates, wolfberries, yam, black fungus, and red peanuts. These small foods can slowly warm up your uterus and promote the excretion of uterine toxins.

4. Pay more attention to sexual hygiene

Before and after sex, both husband and wife should clean their private parts, especially women, who can wash the vulva with warm water after sex to keep their private parts clean.