What are the Chinese patent medicines for patients with cervical precancerous lesions?

Cervical precancerous lesions are one of the female cancers. This disease has a great impact on women's lives after it occurs. When women suffer from cervical precancerous lesions, they must receive relevant treatment. Let us first understand the knowledge about drug treatment of cervical precancerous lesions.

What Chinese medicine can cure cervical precancerous lesions? First look at the type

(1) Liver depression and qi stagnation type

Prescription: Xiaoyao powder (Hejijufang). Bupleurum 6g, Angelica 9g, Atractylodes 9g, Peony 9g, Poria 9g, Peppermint 3g, three slices of stewed ginger, and Licorice 3g.

For patients with severe qi stagnation, add Cyperus rotundus, Citron, and Curcuma aromatica; for patients with liver stagnation transforming into fire, hot flashes and red cheeks, add Cortex Moutan and Gardenia; for patients with 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 qi and blood, and soothes the liver and regulates the spleen.

(2) Liver and kidney yin deficiency

Prescription: Zhibai Dihuang Wan (Medical Mirror). Anemarrhena 15g, Phellodendron 15g, Rehmannia glutinosa 12g, Cornus officinalis 12g, Chinese yam 12g, Alisma orientalis 9g, Poria 12g, Cortex Moutan 9g.

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 scabra as appropriate; 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.

(3) Damp-heat and blood stasis type

Prescription: Bazheng Powder (Taiping Huimin Hejijufang). Akebia 9g, Dianthus 9g, Akebia 9g (wrapped and decocted), Polygonum multiflorum 9g, Plantago 30g (wrapped and decocted), Rhubarb 9g (added later), Gardenia 6g, Raw Licorice 3g, Wick 1.5g.

For severe heat toxicity, add dandelion and fleabane; for thirst and desire to drink, add radix trichosanthis and dendrobium; for restlessness and insomnia at night, add coptis chinensis and poria; for low back pain, add mistletoe and eucommia; for severe lower abdominal pain, add red peony root and aconite.

Analysis: This prescription combines Akebia, Talcum, Plantago, Dianthus, and Polygonum multiflorum to strengthen the ability to clear dampness and heat in the lower burner. At the same time, Gardenia jasminoides can clear dampness and heat in the three burners, Rhubarb can reduce dampness and heat in the large intestine, and Wick can guide the drugs downward to prevent the bitter and cold drugs from damaging the spleen and stomach. Licorice can soothe the spleen and harmonize the drugs.