Patient's question:
I've had a dull pain in my abdomen for several months. At first, I had an ultrasound, which said there was an indentation in the uterus with some fluid accumulation. The doctor said it was nothing and I took some medication, but it didn't help. Recently, I went to another hospital for an ultrasound, and the results were the same, except that the size of the uterus was different, but the doctor didn't mention any problems. I don't understand what the fluid accumulation is about, the doctor said it's nothing, but I still feel discomfort sometimes, and I've had menstrual cramps for the past few months. The last time I had my period, I noticed more blood clots, and I don't know what's going on. It can't be diagnosed? I really appreciate your help!First question supplement: What tests do I need to undergo? When I go to the hospital,
Doctor's answer:
Traditional Chinese Medicine treats tubal hydrops by formulating a prescription with over 20 Chinese herbal medicines, including safflower, Salvia miltiorrhiza, Angelica sinensis, cinnamon twigs, Poria, licorice, and Fulingzhi, etc. The prescription aims to support the body's vital energy, clear heat and resolve toxicity, dispel dampness, reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, promote blood circulation, and 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, dispels dampness, promotes diuresis, enhances local pelvic microcirculation and tissue nutrition, stimulates the uterus, softens tubal scars, regulates synthetic metabolism, promotes the absorption and dispersion of inflammatory substances and hydrops, and loosens scar adhesions. Due to the unique and rational formulation, sufficient dosage, and the use of high-quality Chinese herbal medicines during procurement and preparation, the therapeutic effect is excellent.