Patient's question:
I have dysfunctional uterine bleeding and pelvic inflammatory disease. Why do I keep passing smelly gas after taking traditional Chinese herbal medicine prescribed by a TCM practitioner, but I don't when I don't take it? Is this not the correct treatment for my condition?Doctor's answer:
Hello, pelvic inflammatory disease is primarily caused by deficiency of qi and blood, with dampness invading through weak points, leading to downward flow of damp-heat. Generally, it is difficult to with conventional medications. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) holds that "qi governs blood, and blood nourishes qi," and long-term deficiency of qi and blood is the main cause of pelvic inflammatory disease. Western medicine primarily employs intravenous fluids, topical medications, and anti-inflammatory and antibacterial treatments. However, these methods not only fail to but also increase treatment difficulty due to the development of drug resistance from prolonged antibiotic use. Therefore, it is crucial to adopt correct treatment to achieve a thorough cure.TCM and Chinese herbal medicine have accumulated many highly effective treatment methods through long-term clinical practice. These methods are fast-acting and produce reliable results, with many patients experiencing no recurrence after recovery. I recommend using traditional Chinese herbs such as Chinese yam, Solomon's seal, cordyceps, longan flesh, clove, Guangdong purple berry, motherwort, chicken blood vine, root of Polygonum multiflorum, Chinese asparagus, donkey-hide glue, black snake, prepared polygonum,,, iron gall powder, human placenta, white fish fat,, deer antler ash, prepared rhino horn, white and red peony root, safflower, peach kernel, purple clover, fresh basil, evergreen oak leaf, Chinese, Chinese epimedium, Chinese dodder, logwood, raw Job's tears, red root, prepared rehmannia, polygonum, zedoary, licorice root.
When used in combination, these traditional herbs can thoroughly eliminate damp-heat pathogens, disperse stagnation in the meridians, replenish qi and nourish blood, and balance yin and yang. This achieves dual replenishment of qi and blood, treating both the root and symptoms, rapidly clearing toxic substances from the endometrium and vagina, eliminating fungal and viral infections, and ensuring comprehensive, clean, and environmentally friendly purification of the female reproductive system. These herbs have a unique therapeutic effect on pelvic inflammatory disease, enabling a complete and permanent cure without recurrence.
I hope you receive proper treatment and recover quickly!