Methods to treat infertility due to uterine cold

The treatment of infertility due to uterine cold can be improved by adjusting diet, Chinese medicine conditioning, drug treatment, physical therapy, surgical treatment and other methods. Infertility due to uterine cold may be related to factors such as insufficient kidney yang and poor circulation of qi and blood. It usually manifests as symptoms such as irregular menstruation and dysmenorrhea.

1. Adjust your diet

You can eat mutton, ginger, longan and other warm and tonic foods in moderation every day, and avoid raw and cold foods. People with long-term spleen and stomach deficiency can use brown sugar ginger tea to help dispel cold, but they need to pay attention to controlling sugar intake. Diet management needs to be coordinated with a regular schedule to avoid excessive dieting or overeating.

2. Traditional Chinese Medicine conditioning

Moxibustion on Guanyuan point, Qihai point and other acupoints can help warm the meridians and dispel cold, and can be done 2-3 times a week. Traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions such as Aifu Nuangong Pills and Yougui Pills must be used after syndrome differentiation by a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. For acupuncture treatment, acupuncture points such as Sanyinjiao and Zusanli can be selected to improve uterine blood circulation.

3. Drug treatment

Follow the doctor's advice and use Chinese patent medicines such as Dingkun Dan and Wuji Baifeng Pills to warm and nourish the uterus. For those with insufficient luteal function, progesterone capsules can be used to regulate endocrine. When combined with pelvic inflammatory disease, anti-inflammatory drugs such as Fuke Qianjin Tablets must be used in combination, but self-medication must be avoided.

4. Physical therapy

Local irradiation with far-infrared physiotherapy equipment can promote pelvic blood circulation, and it is suitable for 20-30 minutes each time. Traditional Chinese medicine foot baths use medicinal materials such as mugwort leaves and safflower, and the water temperature is kept at about 40°C. It is recommended to use coarse salt hot compress packs for abdominal hot compresses, and be careful to prevent low-temperature burns.

5. Surgical treatment

Patients with intrauterine adhesions need to undergo hysteroscopic separation and use estrogen to repair the endometrium after surgery. Laparoscopic dredging is an option for fallopian tube obstruction, and lesion resection is required for severe endometriosis. All surgical plans must be implemented after evaluation by a reproductive specialist.

You need to keep your waist and abdomen warm every day and avoid sitting in cold water for long periods of time. Do moderate exercise such as brisk walking and yoga, 3-5 times a week until you sweat slightly. During pregnancy preparation, basal body temperature and ovulation status should be monitored regularly, and it is recommended that couples participate in physical conditioning together. If there is no improvement after 6 months of conditioning, you need to go to the reproductive medicine department in time to complete six hormone tests, fallopian tube angiography and other examinations.