These 9 types of women are prone to cervical cancer and need to pay attention to the methods of traditional Chinese medicine in treating cervical precancerous lesions

Cervical cancer occurs all over the world and is one of the most common cancers in the human body. It is not only the most common cancer among female reproductive organ cancers, but also the most common cancer among female malignant tumors, but its incidence rate has obvious regional differences. So who is more likely to get cervical cancer?

9. Women are easy targets for cervical cancer

1. Infertility

As the number of births increases, the risk of endometrial cancer decreases. Compared with women who have given birth, women who have long-term infertility caused by anovulation are more likely to develop this disease. Women with polycystic ovary syndrome are also more likely to develop this disease for the same reason.

2. Obese people

Obesity is a manifestation of endocrine imbalance. A large amount of fat in the body increases the storage of estrogen, which is also conducive to the conversion of androgens, increasing the estrogen content in the blood, leading to endometrial hyperplasia and even cancer.

3. Menstrual disorders, premature menstruation or delayed menopause

During the period before menopause, the uterus is often in an anovulatory state, and the endometrium is stimulated by a single estrogen for a long time, resulting in proliferative changes.

4. Related to eating habits

Those who consume too much fat have an increased relative risk of developing endometrial cancer, while vegetables and fruits have a protective effect, reducing the relative risk. Fat has the function of storing estrogen, which will cause the endometrium to proliferate and even turn into cancer.

5. Diabetes, hypertension

Some patients with diabetes, hypertension, etc. may develop polycystic ovary syndrome, atypical endometrial hyperplasia, and excessive estrogen levels in the body due to long-term pituitary abnormalities, which is also one of the causes of cancer.

6. People who take exogenous estrogen for a long time for various reasons

Exogenous estrogen alone without progestin therapy increases the risk of endometrial cancer, which is related to the dose and timing of estrogen therapy. If progestin therapy is used, the risk is reduced.

7. Uterine bleeding that does not heal after long-term treatment

In particular, the possibility of endometrial cancer should be considered in postmenopausal uterine bleeding, and a gynecological examination should be performed as soon as possible so that it can be detected and treated as soon as possible.

8. People with higher education

The risk of endometrial cancer is twice that of the poor, which may be related to excessive fat intake and reduced physical activity.

9. Those with a history of X-ray exposure

Due to the influence of genetic factors, patients with endometrial cancer often have a family history and a history of cancer in close relatives. Therefore, patients with a family history of endometrial cancer and a history of cancer in close relatives have an increased risk.

How to dialectically treat cervical precancerous lesions?

1. Liver depression and qi stagnation type

Main evidence: depression, chest pain, flank pain, irritability, body pain, dry mouth, no desire to drink, increased vaginal discharge, cervical erosion, cauliflower-like changes. Normal or slightly red tongue, thin white tongue coating; stringy or astringent pulse.

Treatment principle: Soothe the liver and regulate qi, relieve depression.

Recipe and usage:

(1) Fish scale glue

Take an appropriate amount of crucian carp or carp scales and rice wine, and cook the scales into fish scale glue over a slow fire. Take 30 grams each time, and rinse with warm rice wine and water. Take 15-20 doses a day.

(2) Barley and Water Chestnut Porridge

Add 30g of coix seed and 60g of water chestnut into water and cook into porridge for oral administration. Take one dose per day, and take 30 doses in a row as a course of treatment.

2. Damp-heat type

Main evidence:

Increased vaginal discharge, such as rice water or powdery dirt, foul odor, abdominal distension and pain, yellow urine, bitter and dry mouth, cervical necrosis or secondary infection. Red tongue, white or yellow greasy coating; slippery and rapid pulse.

Treatment method: clear away heat and detoxify, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis.

Recipe and usage:

(1) Sophora flavescens powder

3-6g of Sophora flavescens powder, 6g of Phellodendron chinense, 6g of Rhizoma Polygoni Multiflori, 30g of Oyster, 3g of Licorice, and appropriate amount of sugar. Decoction Phellodendron chinense, Rhizoma Polygoni Multiflori, oyster, and licorice, remove the residue, and add Sophora flavescens powder and sugar. Take one dose per day, 10-15 doses as a course of treatment.

(2) Sophora japonica decoction

Take 6-10 Sophora japonica mushrooms decocted in water, one dose per day, regularly.

3. Liver and Kidney Yin Deficiency Type

Main evidence:

Dizziness, tinnitus, bitter taste and dry mouth, back and knee pain, hot hands and feet, constipation, short and red urine, vaginal bleeding, cervical cauliflower nodules or ulcers. Red or normal tongue, thin white fur; weak and rapid pulse, etc.

Treatment principle: Nourish the liver and kidneys, and assist in detoxification.

Recipe and usage:

(1) Sancao cane sugar

15g of Eclipta prostrata, 30g of Hedyotis diffusa, 30g of Paris polyphylla, 15g of Rehmannia root, 15g of Dioscorea opposita, and appropriate amount of sucrose. Decoction the first five herbs including Eclipta prostrata, remove the residue, and rinse with sucrose. Take one dose per day, 20-30 doses for a course of treatment.

(2) Turtle Shell Meat

30g tortoise shell, 15g Chinese yam, 9g cornus officinalis, 15g Ligustrum lucidum, 6g Sophora japonica, 60g lean pork. Boil the tortoise shell and other first five herbs in water, remove the residue, add lean pork and cook. Take one dose a day and take it regularly.