Patient's question:
I have had excessive menstrual bleeding every time since giving birth to my baby, and it lasts for more than 7 days. I feel like I've caught a serious illness after each period, weak and exhausted. My friend said it's leukorrhea. When I went to see a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, he confirmed it's leukorrhea and prescribed many herbs for (regulating and nourishing the body). He also emphasized the need for dietary (regulating and nourishing the diet).What kind of help do I need: What are the dietary methods for treating leukorrhea?
Doctor's answer:
Dysuria is a relatively severe and complex symptom among women's menstrual disorders. It is more common during adolescence and menopause, primarily caused by emotional depression, excessive labor, improper living and dietary habits after childbirth or miscarriage, and irregular sexual activity, leading to endocrine dysfunction of the Chong and Ren meridians.Dietary remedies for treating dysuria:
1. Tianqi Powder Congee
- [Ingredients] 3 grams of tianqi powder, 5 dates, 100 grams of glutinous rice, and sufficient rock sugar.
- [Preparation] First, crush and grind the tianqi powder, rinse the glutinous rice, and remove the pits and rinse the dates. Then, add them all to a clay pot, cook into congee with ample water, and add rock sugar when the congee is almost ready.