What Ailments Does Jingangteng Syrup Mainly Treat?
When it comes to Jingangteng Syrup, many female friends are familiar with it. When they go to the hospital for gynecological examination and are diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, and other gynecological diseases, doctors often prescribe Jingangteng Syrup for treatment, and the treatment effect is quite good. So, what diseases does Jingangteng Syrup, the favorite of gynecologists, mainly treat? Let's take a look.
Clinically, Jingangteng Syrup is mainly used to treat excessive discharge with a yellow and thick consistency caused by damp-heat descending, menstrual abdominal pain, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, or adnexitis with inflammatory masses presenting with the above symptoms. As a traditional Chinese medicine, it has the characteristics of small side effects, convenient administration, and significant effects, so patients can choose it with confidence. Jingangteng Syrup overcomes the contraindications for allergic patients, avoids the inconvenience of infusion for mothers, affects breastfeeding, thereby affecting the recovery of reproductive organs and related tissues, eliminates the source of infusion reactions, and can dispel wind-dampness, promote urination, detoxify swelling, clear heat and detoxify, activate blood circulation to remove blood stasis, and dissipate swelling and nodules. Observations have shown that it can effectively prevent postpartum urinary retention, promote the expulsion of lochia, strengthen uterine involution, and can be used as the preferred antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drug for postpartum infection prevention.
Generally, the administration method for Jingangteng Syrup is 20ml each time, three times a day, and one month constitutes a course of treatment. The number of courses required depends on the doctor's clinical experience and the specific condition of the patient. Generally, for conditions that are difficult to cure, such as adnexitis, medication should be taken according to the course of treatment. After one course of treatment, the progress of the condition should be observed, and the dosage of the medication should be adjusted based on the actual situation. After taking the medication according to the course of treatment, the timing of discontinuation should be determined based on the progress of the condition.
