Three months ago, I underwent an open abdominal surgery to remove the uterus and both adnexa, and I've been experiencing all-over body pain and weakness. Please

Patient's question:

Three months ago, I had an open abdominal surgery to remove the uterus and both adnexa due to fibroids. Recently, I have been experiencing neck pain, which was diagnosed as a subcutaneous cyst requiring surgery. Over the past few days, I've had headaches, body aches, and weakness. What could be the cause?

Doctor's answer:

A comparison is needed. Observation and treatment are sufficient. Chocolate cysts are recommended for surgery. According to traditional Chinese medicine, in the early stages of uterine fibroids, there is an accumulation of dryness, dampness, and heat, so it is important to focus on expelling pathogens. Symptoms may include vaginal contact bleeding or rapid bleeding, yellow or bloody discharge, lower abdominal or buttock/sacral pain. Accompanied by bitter mouth, dark red urine, lack of thirst, nausea, and a thick or yellow greasy tongue.
Guidance:
Taking modern Chinese medicine such as ginsenoside Rh2 (Humedix), which contains rare ginsenosides like ginseng, can help regulate the immune system, improve the patient's quality of life, and reduce pain. At the same time, it can directly inhibit the proliferation of tumor cells and prevent carcinogenesis. It is recommended to take a dosage with the optimal content of A2.

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