Patient's question:
My sister just had a baby last year. She was very clean after the postpartum period, but recently she suddenly started bleeding. Besides many blood clots, a careful examination revealed it was leukorrhea. How should postpartum leukorrhea be treated?Doctor's answer:
The recurrence of turbidity is mainly due to damage to the Chong and Ren meridians, damage to the viscera, and the inability to stabilize. Excessive leukorrhea is mostly a dampness syndrome. The term "excessive leukorrhea" is named because the leukorrhea cannot be restrained by the pulse. This condition is caused by damage to the Chong and Ren meridians, making it unable to restrain menstrual blood, so the menstrual blood can jump out from the non-cellular uterine cavity. It can occur suddenly or be brought on by menstrual irregularities. Common causes include blood heat, kidney deficiency, spleen deficiency, blood stasis, etc. [Formula 1] 15g of plum meat, enough brown sugar, add water to the above two ingredients, 500 milliliters, reduce to 300 milliliters, remove the residue, take twice a day. This formula is particularly effective for deficiency heat exhaustion.