Endometritis - Treatment Of Chronic Endometritis With Folk Remedies And Methods

The girl began to feel pulling pains in the lower abdomen. I thought it was not so serious, maybe I just caught a cold. But it turned out that she suffers from endometritis in a chronic form, since she was not treated in time. She began to be treated with pills prescribed by the doctor. But then I read in the newspaper the folk method of treating endometritis and decided to be treated with it.

Take in equal proportions the root of leuzea and marshmallow, herb wormwood, lavender, sweet clover, dried crus, blueberry and nettle leaf, pine buds. Grind and pour two tablespoons of the collection in a thermos with half a liter of boiling water. Let it brew overnight. Take a third of a glass three to four times a day. The course of treatment for endometritis is two months.

Then prepare another medicine. Take in the same amount of herbs of the mountaineer, chicory, thyme, calendula flowers, coltsfoot and bearberry, angelica and dandelion, and badan root. Prepare the collection in the same way as the previous one. Take a third of a glass three to four times a day. The course of treatment is two months.

You will feel much better in a couple of weeks. But in order to completely recover, it is necessary to take both collections for a long time, two months each, alternating them with each other.

There is another decoction that you, if necessary, can also take for treatment. Take in equal proportions the herbs of the bullock, shepherd's purse, mint, motherwort, thyme, viburnum bark, cuff leaf, chamomile flowers, radiola root. Prepare the broth in the same way as the previous ones. Also use sea buckthorn oil swabs. Stick them in at night. The course of treatment is ten procedures.

When I was diagnosed with chronic endometritis, I decided to be treated with folk remedies. My grandmother suggested that St. John's wort would help. I brewed one tablespoon of St. John's wort (you can buy it at the pharmacy) in a glass of boiling water and boiled for fifteen minutes. Then the broth is filtered and drunk in a quarter of a glass three times a day.

Within a week, all the unpleasant sensations were gone. Now if I feel that I am getting sick again, I immediately start drinking the broth.

But St. John's wort is contraindicated for those who suffer from hypertension, and also cannot be taken at high temperatures.

Take one teaspoon of onion tincture, half a lemon, half an orange, and 1/2 tablespoon of sugar. Wash the orange and lemon, dry and grind in a meat grinder. Add onion tincture to this composition and then tbsp. a spoonful of sugar. Mix well until gruel.

For endometritis, take one teaspoon three times a day. The course of folk treatment for endometritis is at least a week.

Take a teaspoon of coltsfoot leaves, calamus rhizomes, stinging nettle leaves, horsetail herb, common thyme herb, two teaspoons of buckthorn bark brittle, St. John's wort herb.

Grind and mix all of these herbs. Eight teaspoons of the collection must be poured with two or three glasses of boiling water. Then wrap the dishes with the broth and leave to infuse in a warm place for half an hour. Then strain the medicine. Drink half a glass three times a day. For a better taste, you can add a little sugar or honey.