Patient's question:
I found that I have endometritis in my uterus, and I've been wondering if the doctor whether this condition is serious. During the thorough examination, the doctor was quite vague, making it hard for me to understand whether it's serious or not. Could any expert tell me what to do if I have endometritis?Doctor's answer:
Endometritis is primarily caused by deficiency of qi and blood, with damp-heat descending. Generally, it is difficult to cure with conventional medications. Western medicine mainly employs LEEP (loop electrosurgical excision procedure), surgery, intravenous fluids, and topical medications for anti-inflammatory and antibacterial purposes, as well as physical treatments. However, these methods not only fail to (cure) the condition but may also lead to antibiotic resistance due to prolonged use.Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has, through long-term clinical practice, accumulated some highly unique treatment methods. It is recommended that you adopt a combination of traditional Chinese herbal remedies for comprehensive treatment, which can achieve rapid healing.
These traditional Chinese herbal remedies, when used in combination, can quickly and thoroughly remove old, shedded cells and blood clots that have accumulated in the uterus and vagina over time. They also completely eliminate toxic residues remaining in the endometrium and vagina, eradicate fungal and viral infection sources, and ensure comprehensive, hygienic cleansing of the female reproductive system.