Patient's question:
I just got divorced and am planning to have a child. I've noticed that my leukorrhea is abnormal and has a strange odor, and my husband is unwilling to have sex with me. Are there any Chinese medicine methods to help regulate this?Doctor's answer:
Normal leukorrhea should be milky white or colorless and translucent, with a fishy smell or no smell. Taking purulent leukorrhea as an example. Yellow, with a bad odor, most commonly seen in trichomoniasis, followed by chronic cervicitis, also seen in endometritis, uterine purulent discharge, vaginal foreign bodies, etc. In traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions, lotus seeds are prepared with coix seed and Chinese yam, each 60 grams. Then, all the lotus seeds and Chinese yam are peeled and pitted, and the coix seed is washed. Put these herbs into a sand pot, add 500 milliliters of water, and cook slowly over low heat before consumption. For patients with abnormal leukorrhea, they only need to consume once a day. Consuming 5-7 times can achieve good results. Relatively speaking, this method is more suitable for abnormal leukorrhea caused by insufficient spleen and stomach.