What kind of tea is good for gynecological inflammation?

Gynecological inflammation is a common disease among women. It is usually caused by long-term neglect of personal hygiene or too frequent sexual life. Gynecological inflammation can easily lead to symptoms such as dysmenorrhea and irregular menstruation. It can also cause lower abdominal pain and a feeling of bloating in the lower abdomen. In addition to timely treatment, patients with gynecological inflammation can drink some tea to regulate their condition, and they can drink some tea that promotes blood circulation and removes blood stasis to regulate their condition.

Tea for gynecological inflammation

1. Dysmenorrhea

1. Rose tea: 15 grams of roses, brew with boiling water as tea. Function: Regulates qi and relieves depression, promotes blood circulation and disperses blood stasis. Suitable for those who suffer from abdominal pain during menstruation, mainly characterized by bloating and pain.

2. Ginger and jujube tea: 3 slices of ginger, 5 jujubes (crushed), brew with boiling water and drink instead of tea. Efficacy: Dispels cold and relieves pain, suitable for those who suffer from dysmenorrhea and cold pain in the lower abdomen.

3. Angelica tea: 6 grams of Angelica, 2 grams of Chuanxiong, brew with boiling water as tea.

Efficacy: It replenishes blood and promotes blood circulation. It is suitable for those who suffer from abdominal pain during menstruation, persistent pain, and weak constitution.

2. Amenorrhea

1. Angelica and Motherwort Tea: 8 grams of Angelica, 10 grams of Motherwort, brew with boiling water or decoct in water to obtain a light medicinal liquid and drink it instead of tea. Take 2 or more doses daily. Efficacy: Nourishes blood and removes blood stasis, promotes menstruation and regulates pulse, suitable for amenorrhea due to deficiency.

2. Rhubarb and hawthorn tea: 10 grams of rhubarb and 15 grams of hawthorn meat, decocted in water and drink as tea.

Efficacy: Promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, suitable for patients with blood stasis type amenorrhea and lower abdominal pain.

3. Menorrhagia

1. Selaginella tea: 15 grams of Selaginella, grind into coarse powder, stir-fry slightly, then brew with boiling water as tea and drink it all at once.

4. Leucorrhea

1. Lentil and yam tea: 20 grams each of white lentils and yam. First, fry the white lentils and mash them. Slice the yam, boil them in water, add sugar to taste and use as tea.

2. Ginkgo tea:

Take 15 grams of ginkgo and 5 grams of plantain, boil them together and drink as tea.

3. Golden cherry tea: 15 grams of golden cherry and 15 grams of calcined oyster, decoct them together and drink as tea, suitable for treating persistent leucorrhea.

5. Nausea and vomiting during pregnancy

1. Perilla leaf ginger tea: 5 grams of perilla leaves, decoct in water to extract the juice, add a few drops of ginger juice, and drink it as tea.

2. Stove heart soil tea: Take an appropriate amount of stove heart loess, boil it in water to get the clarified liquid, drink it as tea or cook it into porridge.

6. Habitual abortion

1. Pumpkin stem tea: Cut 3 pumpkin stems into slices, boil them in water and drink as tea. Start taking it half a month after pregnancy, once a month for 5 consecutive months.

What tea can prevent gynecological inflammation?

To prevent gynecological inflammation, you can drink green tea for health care. The main gynecological inflammations include: vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, vulvitis and urethritis; gynecological inflammations are usually manifested by abnormal leucorrhea, vulvar itching, frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating, etc. Pelvic inflammatory disease may also cause abdominal pain and bloating. Gynecological inflammation affects sexual life, fertility, etc. Some may even lead to cancer, endangering life, and bringing endless troubles and hidden dangers to female friends.

How to prevent gynecological inflammation?

1. Avoid excessive scratching, rubbing, hot water washing and other methods to relieve itching. Do not use strong alkaline soap for bathing, and do not use bathing agents to repeatedly wash the vulva or flush the vagina, which will cause changes in vaginal pH and lead to imbalance of normal vaginal flora, thereby destroying the vaginal acidic antibacterial barrier. Do not abuse highly irritating hormone topical drugs;

2. Underwear should be soft, loose and preferably made of cotton. Avoid wearing down, nylon and woolen clothes next to your skin, and avoid washing underwear and socks together;

3. Keep the vulva clean and dry at ordinary times, especially during menstruation. Do not wear synthetic underwear or jeans;

4. When men take a bath, they should turn over their foreskin and clean the smegma in the foreskin sac. This is the simplest and most effective way to prevent inflammation.