Folk remedies for treating cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is the most common cancer among female malignant tumors. It is also the number one enemy that affects women's life and health. So how to treat cervical cancer with Chinese medicine? Because the symptoms of the cervix are different, the treatment methods for each symptom in the treatment of Chinese medicine are also different. The main symptoms of cervical cancer can be roughly divided into liver depression and qi stagnation type, liver and kidney yin deficiency type, damp heat and blood stasis type and spleen and kidney yang deficiency. Let's look at the specific treatment methods below.

What Chinese medicine can cure cervical cancer? First, look at the type. (1) Liver depression and qi stagnation type prescription: Xiaoyao powder (Hejijufang). Bupleurum, angelica, atractylodes, peony root, poria, mint, three slices of stewed ginger, and liquorice.
For severe qi stagnation, add Cyperus rotundus, Citron, and Curcuma aromatica; for liver stagnation turning into fire, hot flashes and red cheeks, add Cortex Moutan and Gardenia; for severe blood deficiency, add Rehmannia root and Polygonum multiflorum; and you can add Smilax glabra to fight tumors.
Analysis: The angelica and white peony root in the prescription nourish blood and soften the liver; the bupleurum soothes the liver and relieves depression, and a small amount of mint is used to enhance its effect of dispersing and regulating the flow of qi; the poria, atractylodes, stewed ginger, and licorice strengthen the spleen and stomach; together, it becomes a prescription that regulates both qi and blood, and soothes the liver and regulates the spleen.
(2) Prescription for liver and kidney yin deficiency: Zhibai Dihuang Wan (Medical Mirror). Anemarrhena, Phellodendron, Rehmannia, Cornus officinalis, Chinese yam, Alisma, Poria, and Cortex Moutan.
If the heat and toxicity in the lower part of the body is severe, add Chinese yam and white flower snake tongue grass as appropriate; if the amount of bleeding is heavy, add Imperata root, Rubia cordifolia, and Agrimoniae; if the eyes are blurred and dry due to yin deficiency, add wolfberry and chrysanthemum as appropriate; if the stool is dry and constipated, add hemp seed and Prunus mume seed.