Patient's question:
My girlfriend had an ultrasound and was told it's a corpus luteum rupture. I want to buy something to help her recover. I'm wondering what she can and can't eat daily with a corpus luteum rupture? Seeking answers〒_〒Doctor's answer:
Female luteal dysfunction is prone to causing a short luteal phase, leading to insufficient progesterone secretion. This significantly affects the maturity of the endometrium, directly resulting in infertility or early pregnancy loss.Recommendations: There are many foods rich in this substance in daily life, known as "regulating menstruation foods." Below are four examples.
Lemon: It is rich in vitamin C, citral, bioflavonoids, etc. The abundant vitamin C helps promote blood circulation, aids iron absorption, and eliminates fatigue while boosting energy. Lemon contains various nutrients, and its vitamin B6 stabilizes mood, improves sleep, and reduces abdominal pain.
Soybeans: They contain high levels of essential fatty acids, which can improve rough skin and have beautifying effects, making them suitable for women during menstrual pain.
Chicken: Consumed during menstruation, it is beneficial for replenishing qi and blood. Additionally, chicken is rich in protein and other nutrients.
Ginger: Ginger enhances appetite, promotes metabolism, and helps maintain body temperature, making it an excellent warming food.
Chinese herbal medicines: Wuchikang Baifeng Pill and Ba Zhen Wan are effective for regulation.