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My mother-in-law's polyp grows repeatedlyThe repeated growth of the polyp could be caused by a variety of reasons. From the point of view of traditional Chinese medicine, the weakness of the spleen and stomach and the abnormality of transportation and transformation were important factors. Spleen deficiency would make water and food unable to be converted into qi and blood, resulting in dampness, turbid phlegm, blood stasis, etc. These pathological products gathered in the intestine and easily formed polyposis. In addition, the human body's qi circulation was not smooth, qi stagnation, blood stasis, and phlegm stagnation would also form polyposis. From the perspective of Western medicine, incomplete surgery, inflammation that was not effectively controlled, improper diet, etc. could cause the relapse of the polyp. For example, long-term consumption of greasy, spicy, and irritating food, or the patient himself had cholecystectomy, hemorrhoid, inflammation, and other infectious diseases that were not effectively controlled.
For cases where polyp is easy to recur, you can deal with it from the following aspects:
1. ** Emotional adjustment **: Maintain a happy mood, avoid emotional fluctuations, and don't care about too many troubles, because emotional instability is also one of the factors that cause phlegm dampness constitution, and phlegm dampness constitution is related to the growth of polyp.
2. ** adjust physique **: change the physical environment in which polyposis are prone to grow. Clinically, patients with intestinal polyposis are more commonly seen in the syndrome types of dampness and blood stasis, dampness and heat in the intestines, qi stagnation and blood stasis, etc. Treatment methods such as strengthening the spleen and dispelling dampness, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, softening and dispersing hard masses, etc. can be used. For patients with adenomyotic polyp after surgery, the risk of relapse of intestinal polyp could be reduced by correcting the biased constitution through syndrome identification and treatment. For example, some traditional Chinese medicine methods were used to regulate the physique, such as drinking spleen-strengthening and damp-dispelling tea (dried orange peel, white bean, poria cocos, jujube boiled in water instead of tea), Chinese medicine cream massage (making spleen-strengthening and damp-dispelling medicine into ointment and applying it to the abdomen for massage), acupoint massage (stimulating the acupoints on the back of the liver meridian such as Dadun, Xingjian, Taichong, etc.), etc.
3. ** Pay attention to diet **: Eat less sweet food, such as flour food, cakes, candies, biscuits, milk tea, ice cream, etc., because sweet food is fatty and greasy. Eating too much of it will hinder the spleen and stomach from transporting and transforming, resulting in stagnation of water and dampness. It will help dampness produce phlegm, which is not conducive to the recovery of intestinal polyp. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables after surgery, and avoid eating spicy and greasy food.
4. ** Regular lifestyle **: Maintain a regular work and rest time, do appropriate physical exercise, avoid staying up late, and strictly quit smoking and drinking. In addition, to avoid intestinal irritation, do not continue to use stimulating laxatives, so as not to stimulate the growth of intestinal mucus to form intestinal polyp.
If the polyp is serious or has the possibility of malignant transformation, it is recommended to treat it with integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine. If malignant adenomyotic polyp is found, or if the symptoms are obvious and the condition is critical, Western medicine surgery can be selected first, and then the follow-up nursing care can be carried out in combination with traditional Chinese medicine treatment to restore vitality and prevent regeneration. If the condition is relatively slow and benign polyp, traditional Chinese medicine can be directly used to regulate it.
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