Patient's question:
I previously didn't breastfeed with my husband. I thought I would if I had a child, but after getting married for more than a year, I couldn't get pregnant. Later, I planned that even if I wanted a child, I wouldn't be able to get pregnant. Then I went for a thorough check-up, and it turned out that there was a problem with my gynecology—there were cervical polyps. I want to use traditional Chinese medicine to treat it.Doctor's answer:
In clinical diagnosis and treatment, empirical methods using heat-clearing and dampness-dispersing techniques can choose modified Zhi Dai Fang (Stopping Discharge Decoction). Medicines include: Polygonum multiflorum, Plantago asiatica, Moutan, and Gardenia each 15 grams. For blood-tinged discharge, add Radix et Rhizoma Imperatae and Fructus Sophorae flavescens each 20 grams. For deficiency patterns, use nourishing yin and clearing heat, dispersing dampness and stopping discharge methods, and can choose modified Zhi Bai Tang (Coptis and Polygonum Decoction). Medicines include: Schisandra chinensis and Rehmannia glutinosa each 15 grams, and Cornus officinalis, Moutan, and Polygonum each 15 grams. If the discharge contains blood streaks, add Rhizoma Cimicifugae and Calendula officinalis each 20 grams. While administering internal medicine, external treatment methods should also be used in conjunction to enhance efficacy. Friends with the condition should always maintain an optimistic mindset and face it with a positive attitude, as only this can boost their confidence in combating cervical polyps and believe that recovery is certain.