Patient's question:
I've been married to my husband for a year, and we haven't taken any contraceptive measures. Our sex life is harmonious. At first, it was quite intense, but there has been no movement in my stomach. After checking at the hospital, the doctor said it's immune infertility. I don't know what to do. I heard that it can be regulated back to normal—is that true?Doctor's answer:
Western medicine infertility refers to couples living together after marriage with normal sexual life, who have not used contraception for more than 1 year and have failed to conceive. Under clear diagnosis, some diseases are often difficult to treat with Western medicine, and some diseases, although diagnosed clearly, also lack effective treatment methods. For example, female dysmenorrhea and most functional diseases in men.Advice: Hello, in terms of treatment, some diseases that cause infertility and infertility are very suitable for traditional Chinese medicine treatment. If there is liver qi stagnation and qi flow obstruction, blood will also stagnate, so women with anovulation may experience delayed menstruation, even amenorrhea, or even infertility. Due to phlegm-dampness obstruction and loss of control over ascending and descending functions, clear yang fails to rise, causing patients to experience dizziness, palpitations, chest tightness, nausea, and abdominal distension. Due to spleen deficiency and dampness entrapment, there is abdominal distension, and due to downward flow of damp-heat, there is excessive, viscous leukorrhea. A white, greasy, and slippery tongue is also a sign of phlegm-dampness retention. In treatment, it is advisable to soothe the liver, regulate qi, resolve phlegm, and eliminate dampness, so that qi and blood can be harmonized, and ovulation will naturally occur.