Patient's question:
Medical History Description: Female patient, 39 years old, previously diagnosed with abnormal endometrial hyperplasia. She underwent uterine cavity radiotherapy in April 2010. Follow-up examination revealed endometrial thickening and fluid accumulation in the uterine cavity. Is it possible that the treatment was not effective?Previous Treatment and Effect: Previously diagnosed with abnormal endometrial hyperplasia. Undergone uterine cavity radiotherapy in April 2010. Follow-up examination showed endometrial thickening.
Desired Help: Is it possible that the treatment was not effective?
Doctor's answer:
Traditional Chinese Medicine treats tubal hydrops by formulating a prescription consisting of over 20 Chinese herbal medicines such as safflower, Salvia miltiorrhiza, Angelica sinensis, cinnamon twigs, Poria, licorice, and Fulingzhi. This prescription primarily focuses on reinforcing the body's essence, clearing heat and detoxifying, expelling dampness, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and promoting blood circulation to remove blood stasis, achieving significant effects in treating tubal hydrops. It strengthens the immune system, nourishes blood, replenishes qi, improves microcirculation, reduces capillary permeability, detoxifies, neutralizes bacterial toxins, expels dampness, promotes diuresis, improves local pelvic microcirculation and tissue nutrition, stimulates the uterus, softens tubal scars, regulates synthetic metabolism, promotes the dispersion and absorption of inflammatory substances and hydrops, and resolves scar adhesions. Due to the unique and rational formulation, adequate dosage, and the selection of high-quality Chinese herbal medicines during procurement and preparation, the efficacy of the medicine is excellent.