4 medicinal plants to treat women's diseases
Salvia miltiorrhiza is effective in treating irregular menstruation, Leonurus chinensis treats abdominal pain and vaginal discharge, Angelica sinensis reduces back pain and aching limbs.
These are valuable medicines in the treatment of women's diseases.
Salvia miltiorrhiza:Also known as blood ginseng, red ginseng, blood root. The medicine is used for women with irregular menstruation, unmarried girls with pale skin, irregular eating, mental weakness, anemia, and abdominal distension.
Salvia miltiorrhiza also treats joint pain, boils, and rashes. Use dried roots, decoct and drink 6-12g per day. Note: Do not use when there is no blood stasis.
Angelica:Also known as Tan Quy, Tay Quy, Van Quy, Chuan Quy, Dang Quy. Medicine to treat blood deficiency, back pain, cold hands and feet, irregular menstruation, menstrual cramps, constipation.
Parts used include dried roots, warm in nature, sweet in taste, slightly bitter in taste, affects the heart, liver, and spleen. Used in decoction or soaked in alcohol. 12 - 16g per day. Do not use when the spleen is low, full of gas, or has diarrhea.
Dioscorea:Also known as yam, Chinese yam, Chinese yam. Treats excessive vaginal discharge, body weakness, poor digestion, diarrhea, dysentery, cough, asthma, weakness, diabetes, thirst, frequent urination...
Use processed dried roots which are neutral, sweet in taste, enter the spleen, and enter the lung and kidney meridians. Boil and drink 20-30g per day, powder 5-10g per day. Do not use for people with low heat, constipation.
Motherwort:Also known as choo den, sung uy, ich minh. This medicine is effective in treating delayed menstruation, scanty menstruation, irregular menstruation, abdominal pain, vaginal discharge, leukorrhea, difficult labor, stillbirth, retained placenta, dizziness after childbirth, bleeding, and heavy, foul-smelling blood discharge.
Decoction or extract 10 - 30g per day. Do not use motherwort for people with blood deficiency and stasis. Pregnant women who take an overdose may cause severe bleeding.
According to Health & Life - NT
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