Patient's question:
Wanting a child, 26 years old, just had a normal menstrual cycle and underwent a fallopian tube surgery. But the elders in the family insist that I eat motherwort. I feel that motherwort has no effect on getting pregnant, but they just don't listen. Can the doctors provide an authoritative opinion?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to explain your question. According to your symptoms, postoperative anti-inflammatory treatment should be actively implemented to help the body's complete recovery. Motherwort is mainly used for conditions such as reduced menstrual flow and postpartum abdominal pain, tearing, and other issues. It is recommended that if there are no special conditions, there is no need to take motherwort, as long as hygiene is maintained to avoid inflammation transmission. The above is the advice for the question "Is it effective to take motherwort after tubal surgery?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!