Patient's question:
Lower back pain, stomach pain, irregular menstruation, intermittent vaginal peeling, inner right thigh pain, right vaginal area feels swollen and painful but no visible swelling, right lower abdomen pain mainly in the appendicular area, with two particularly painful spots that worsen with peeling.Laboratory and examination results: No abnormalities found in appendicular blood tests.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Undergone two cesarean sections, treated with both Western and traditional Chinese medicine, but the condition has not improved.
Type of help desired: Seeking medical treatment.
Doctor's answer:
Based on your symptoms and feedback, the main focus of TCM diagnosis and treatment is blood clots. It may also be accompanied by severe deficiency of Qi and blood. It is recommended to bring all the formulas you have used before to a reputable traditional Chinese medicine hospital for a follow-up consultation. If necessary, you may consider visiting a provincial TCM department for further evaluation. Many doctors may be limited by their treatment experience, and combined with your lack of patience, it may result in repeated unsuccessful treatments. It takes time for doctors to fully understand the condition, so it is suggested to be more patient. Wishing you a speedy recovery.For gynecological patients, while understanding symptomatic treatment, dietary therapy can also serve as supplementary treatment in daily life. It is crucial to avoid excessive hunger or fullness in daily eating habits and never overeat or binge on food.