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Vagina Bacterial Infection

 

by: Joe Hing Kwok Chu

 

 

Symptoms of damp heat of vagina infection:

Yellowish sticky discharge with foul smell, itchiness in vagina area, burning pain, dark yellow urine, red tongue with yellow coating, and pulse is slippery and rapid. 

The symptoms of damp heat might suggest bacteria infection.

 

One of the following formulae can be use:

  

(1) Name of Formula: long dan xie gan tang

Ingredients: 

long dan cao 6 g, huang qin 9 g, shan zhi 9 g, ze xie 12 g, mu tong 9 g, che qian zi 9 g, chai hu 6 g, gan cao 6 g, sheng di 9 g.

Boil with water. One package a day. Make into two serving.

Stop taking when symptoms subside. Do not take it for long time.

 

See warning.

 

(2) Name of Formula: ma chi xian tang

Ingredients: cang zhu 10 g, huang bai 10g, ma chi xian 12 g.

Boil with water and use as tea.

 

 

(3) Name of Formula: bi xie huang bai tang

bi xie 12 g, huang bai 12g. Boil with water and use as tea.

 

 

Formula for washing infected area:

she chuang zi 30 g, ku shen 18 g, bai bu 15 g,  huang bai 15 g, ku fan 15 g.  Boil with water for 15 to 20 minutes. Apply steam over the affected area, then wash with the warm liquid.

Important: Click here to see explanation of formulae in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) page.

 

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Warning: This formula can be toxic to the kidneys because of the herb mu tong. There are different varieties of mu tong in the market. Before the Qing dynasty, however, it was not toxic because mu tong was derived from either the plant of Akebia guinata or the plant Akebia lobata.  Today, ninety five percent of mu tong (guan mu tong 關木通) used in China is from the stem of Aristolochia debilis, a toxic plant usually grown in the northeastern provinces of China, formally called Manchuria. Only rarely in a few localities in China, is mu tong obtained from Akebia guinata or Akebia lobata being used. Many cases of kidney failure have been reported in the China from taking this formula.Today in China, all manufactured formulae that contain guan mu tong (aristolochia debilis) are being banned because of the toxicity to the kidneys.

If you use this formula, make sure you are not using guan mu tong. Use chuan chuan mu tong or huai tong, or bai mu tong tong instead.

Today in China, all manufactured formulae that contain guan mu tong (aristolochia debilis) are being banned because of the toxicity to the kidneys.

 

 

 

 

Last update: Dec 28, 2003; 11:50 a.m. LA

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