Traditional Chinese Medicine methods and formulas for treating intestinal polyps

There are many types of intestinal polyps, some are just sarcomas, while others may have already developed into tumors. When seeking medical treatment, conservative treatments such as traditional Chinese medicine are generally used for relatively stable common intestinal polyps to achieve the purpose of stabilizing the intestinal polyps and gradually removing them. There are many methods of treating intestinal polyps in traditional Chinese medicine, and it is most important to choose the one that suits you.

Traditional Chinese medicine is a well-known treatment method. Its most important feature is that it has no side effects and is worthy of everyone's trust. According to traditional Chinese medicine, intestinal polyps are mostly caused by damp heat flowing into the large intestine, which leads to unfavorable intestinal qi flow, meridian blockage, and condensation of blood stasis and turbid qi.

The clinical conditions of different patients with different diseases are different, and even the clinical conditions of the same patient are different at different stages of the disease. Therefore, when treating intestinal polyps with traditional Chinese medicine, a treatment plan suitable for the patient's current condition should be formulated based on the specific conditions and individual differences of different patients. This way, we can be targeted and achieve the expected therapeutic effect. The reason why different prescriptions are selected for different conditions and the main and auxiliary drugs are used together by using calm reversal therapy is that. Flexible compatibility can give full play to the advantages of traditional Chinese medicine in treating polyps at multiple levels and targets. The chemical entities of traditional Chinese medicine are groups of active substances with the characteristics of multiple targets and multiple effects. The basic form of action is to change the overall environment and microenvironment of intestinal polyps and gallbladder polyps.

Traditional Chinese medicine external treatment for intestinal polyps: enema recipe. Black plum, Sophora flavescens slices, Gallnut, Phellodendron, decoct the above medicines into 100 ml, take once in the morning and evening every day, about 40 ml each time as retention enema. Prescription: ① Take orally Phellodendron chinense, Moutan bark, red peony root, Polygonum cuspidatum, Taraxacum mongolicum, peach kernel, Coix seed, pangolin, and Angelica sinensis. ②External retention enema with black plum, sophora flavescens, gallnut, phellodendron.

Traditional Chinese medicine treats intestinal polyps by clearing away heat and dampness, detoxifying and dispersing nodules. The basic formula includes Phellodendron chinense, Cortex Moutan, Red Peony Root, Coix Seed, Peach Seed, Taraxacum Mongolicum, Radix Rehmanniae, Roasted Scale Bark, Polygonum Cuspidati, and Scutellaria Barbata. Add or subtract: For those with qi deficiency, add roasted Astragalus and Codonopsis. For those with blood deficiency, add processed Polygonum multiflorum and Angelica sinensis. For those with yin deficiency, add Northern Adenophora and Deer Tongue Herb. For those with heavy bleeding, add Herba Centifoliae and Panax Notoginseng powder (swallowed separately). If the dampness is heavy, add Atractylodes lancea and Magnolia officinalis.