Although estrogen and progesterone are very important for women, they must be used rationally, and hormones cannot be used as a "panacea", let alone abused.
From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, there is a very important set of "rivers" in a woman's body, which is the "internal circulation" formed by the flow of women's qi and blood. If the internal circulation is unblocked, a woman's menstruation and ovulation function can be normal, and if the internal circulation is blocked, it will lead to abnormal conditions such as irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, and non-ovulation.
It can be used to regulate Chong Ren qi and blood, distinguish between syndromes and treatments, and comprehensively regulate from the aspect of physique to increase ovarian blood flow, thereby promoting follicle development, inducing ovulation and promoting the formation of corpus luteum.
Doctors know that glucocorticoids are very harmful to the human body, but why do they still use a large number of them? This is a helpless result. Because there are no hormones, or no hormones, there is no way to control the disease, and for most diseases, it can only be watched and not treated. This is why hormones are one of the three elements called the magic weapon by Western medicine. Antibiotics, hormones, and vitamins are known as the three elements of Western medicine. Antibiotics can quickly kill some pathogenic microorganisms, hormones can quickly control the development of diseases, and vitamins can assist in the treatment of diseases. Hormones are widely used by grassroots doctors because they can quickly control the disease and bring a good reputation to doctors. Doctors in large hospitals widely use hormones because many acute and critical diseases, without hormones, can only watch patients die, which is why doctors are favored. But the consequences are borne by the patients!
The reason why glucocorticoids are loved and favored by patients is because: 1. Cheap. Glucocorticoids are cheap, and patients can only pay a lot of money for a day, which is very cheap, and for poor patients, a piece of medicine is naturally favored and loved. 2. Quick effect. This is the main reason why it is loved and favored by patients. Eating one or two meals can be effective, and it will be reduced, and the effect will be very fast. But this is just effective, or control, this is not really cured of the disease, once the drug is stopped, the symptoms will come again, the pain will come again, what disease should be or what disease, this is destined to the patient to keep taking this medicine, every day, every month, every year. 3. Convenient. The pills are small, eat less, one or two tablets can solve the problem, drink saliva, drink a mouthful of soup, and it will enter the stomach. What's more, when you put it in your mouth, it will be dry, and you don't need to drink water.
Abandon or selectively and scientifically use chemical drugs! Advocate green, healthy and sustainable development of traditional Chinese medicine therapy!
One of the clinical manifestations of rheumatism and rheumatoid is pain, and in order to solve this problem, Western medicine uses a large number of painkillers to relieve pain, and the effect is immediate!
Pain plays multiple roles. First of all, it alerts us and reminds us to avoid harm. For example, if your hand accidentally touches a fire, the pain will force you to quickly retract your hand to avoid more burns.
Second, pain pushes us to rest and recover. When you're sick or injured, the pain forces you to slow down your activities so that your body has time to repair itself.
Rheumatoid arthritis, which is an autoimmune disease that mainly affects the joints throughout the body. Patients with rheumatoid arthritis use painkillers, and because the drugs are not right, there will generally be harms such as covering up the condition, reducing the efficacy, and aggravating the condition.
1. Cover up the condition: for patients with rheumatoid arthritis, due to the obvious joint pain, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are generally used for treatment first, such as ibuprofen, diclofenac sodium, etc., which have antipyretic, analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects, but cannot fundamentally alleviate the condition.
2. Reduce the efficacy: When patients with rheumatoid arthritis are treated with painkillers, the painkillers will stimulate the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract to a certain extent, and gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, bloating, and abdominal pain may occur. Long-term use of painkillers will also lead to a certain dependence on the drug, and the symptoms will recur after stopping the drug, and it is easy to delay the treatment in the case of masking the condition;
3. Aggravation of the condition: once the diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis patients, they should use drugs as soon as possible for standardized treatment, such as the use of anti-rheumatoid drugs such as methotrexate and sulfasalazine. If the use of painkillers is not standardized in the early stage of the disease, it is easy to lead to aggravation of the disease, joint deformity, mobility disorders and other serious consequences;
4. Other harms: There is a certain risk of liver and kidney injury in painkillers, and some patients will have elevated aminotransferases after applying painkillers, which may aggravate liver and kidney damage if used for a long time or in patients with poor liver and kidney function.
Why is it dangerous to take painkillers indiscriminately?
Now that we know that pain has an important role to play, why is it unwise to take painkillers indiscriminately? The answer lies in the fact that painkillers can mask pain, not solve the underlying problem. This can lead to the following problems:
1. Mask the symptoms of the disease
Pain is a sign that can tell you that something is wrong with your body. If you take painkillers too soon, they can mask the symptoms of the disease and make it difficult for doctors to make a proper diagnosis. This can delay treatment and make the problem worse.
2. Health Risks
Indiscriminate consumption of painkillers can also be dangerous to your health. Certain pain relievers may have negative effects on the liver, stomach, and kidneys. Long-term abuse of painkillers can lead to serious health problems.
3. Drug dependence and addiction
Certain painkillers, such as opioids, are addictive. If used incorrectly, it can lead to drug dependence and addiction problems, bringing more suffering.