Patient's question:
A woman is 34 years old this year. After getting sick, taking medicine did not have much effect, and she is still uncomfortable. Please ask: Will a woman with uterine cold be infertile? How should it be treated properly?Doctor's answer:
The term "palpable cold" refers to a condition where a woman's kidney yang is insufficient, leading to a lack of warmth in the uterus, resulting in lower abdominal heaviness, distension, and pain. The symptoms alleviate with warmth and include excessive leukorrhea, dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorders, deep and tight pulse, thin white tongue with abundant moisture. Prevention of palpable cold involves eating in a specific order: first consume hot foods, then cold foods. If the order is reversed, the cold air will be pressed down to the uterus by the heat, causing harm.