The traditional Chinese medicine practitioner said so
The darkness of human nature is far more terrifying than we imagine. Hospitals should be a pure land for protecting life, but there is a practice called cultivating surgical patients.
Taking cervical erosion as an example, when patients seek help from Western medicine, doctors usually say, 'It's okay, just have regular check ups.'. The patient trusts the doctor's professional judgment, like taking a tranquilizer pill and no longer caring about it. However, after the patient relaxed their vigilance, the condition quietly worsened, gradually evolving from mild abnormalities to severe cervical erosion, and even moving towards the terrifying abyss of cancer. At this time, the doctor's attitude took a 180 degree turn and said urgently: "The condition is very serious and must be operated as soon as possible!"
From "nothing" to "operation as soon as possible", why has the attitude of doctors changed so dramatically?
Some doctors, in order to earn higher income, disregard the health of their patients and first immerse them in a false sense of security, allowing the condition to develop. When it becomes severe to a certain extent, they then indiscriminately harvest the patients. Hospitals, which were supposed to be a pure land for protecting life, have become a dark place for some people to seek benefits. The trust of patients is ruthlessly trampled upon, and their health becomes a sacrifice for interests.
In fact, cervical erosion does not require surgery at all.
A few years ago, a sister-in-law from my family came to see me with a worried expression, saying that she had been feeling a dull pain in her lower abdomen recently, with abnormally increased vaginal discharge, yellowish color, and a strange odor. She went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with moderate cervical erosion. She was particularly anxious and asked me if surgery should be performed in this situation.
After carefully listening to her description, I said, "You don't need to rush into surgery for now. Let's use traditional Chinese medicine to adjust and see the effect." Then I wrote her a prescription.
What is the effect?
After taking the medicine for two or three days, my sister-in-law gave feedback that her vaginal discharge had significantly decreased. After taking medication for more than half a month, she clearly felt changes in her body. Her lower abdomen no longer hurt, her vaginal discharge was basically normal, and the odor disappeared. She went to the hospital for a follow-up examination, and the cervical erosion changed from moderate to mild.
After another 10 days, my sister-in-law came to my house with fruits and gifts, excitedly saying to me, "Your medicine is so effective! In just one month, my cervical erosion was completely cured!" She thanked me repeatedly, saying that if it weren't for my prescription, she would probably have gone to the hospital to get a knife.
The prescription I prescribed was created by Fu Qingzhu, a medical saint of the Qing Dynasty, and has been passed down for over 400 years. Unfortunately, many people are unaware of it. I have been using this formula to treat cervical erosion, and it has been proven effective time and time again.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the main cause of cervical erosion is liver depression, spleen deficiency, and dampness and turbidity.
This is like a river embankment that has been in disrepair for a long time. When it rains heavily, it will flood, break through the embankment, and submerge crops. Liver depression and spleen deficiency are like riverbanks that are no longer strong enough to withstand the overflowing river water; Under the damp and turbid belt, it is manifested as excessive white discharge, sticky and uncomfortable, just like a flooded wheat field, wet and muddy.
Treating cervical erosion is like a comprehensive repair of this riverbank.

*Selected formulas for testing
Wandai Soup
Ingredients: 30g Atractylodes macrocephala, 30g Yam, 6g Ginseng, 2g Chenpi, 2g Bupleurum chinense, 2g Black Mustard Ear, 3g Licorice, 15g Paeonia lactiflora, 9g Atractylodes macrocephala, 9g Plantago asiatica
Effect: Nourish the spleen, soothe the liver, relieve dampness, and stop bleeding
Indications: Cervical erosion
Usage: Boil in water, one dose per day, divided into two servings

There are a total of 10 ingredients in this prescription. Let's take a look at how they work together to achieve the effects of soothing the liver, strengthening the spleen, and removing dampness, and cure cervical erosion.
Atractylodes macrocephala, Chinese yam, and ginseng are used to nourish the spleen, eliminate dampness, strengthen the spleen, and aid in transportation. They are like building a dam, compacting the soil of the dam to make it stronger.
Chenpi is dry and damp, while Atractylodes macrocephala strengthens the spleen and dampness, just like laying a waterproof layer around a dam to further consolidate it.
Chaihu soothes the liver and regulates qi, while Baishao softens the liver and regulates the spleen. The liver is responsible for relieving diarrhea, which is equivalent to dredging the river water and avoiding excessive pressure on the dam caused by poor water flow.
Plantago asiatica is known for its ability to remove dampness and heat, much like laying a drainage system in the fields to drain accumulated water from wheat fields.
Black mustard ears dispel the wind, just like planting grass on a riverbank to resist the erosion of the wind and maintain the long-term stability of the dam.
Licorice blends various medicines like an adhesive, tightly combining all repair materials to maximize the repair effect.
By combining various medicines, the restoration work of the riverbank was completed together, ultimately eliminating dampness and restoring the riverbank to a solid state, and solving the problem of cervical erosion.
Once, surgery was for better treatment and saving lives; Nowadays, surgery has become a tool for some doctors to obtain substantial profits. When a patient enters a hospital, their focus is not on how to cure the patient, but on how to make the most money from the patient.
This practice of prioritizing profits over patient health in pursuit of high surgical costs is truly heart wrenching and infuriating.
In the darkness, traditional Chinese medicine is like a beacon, curing cervical erosion with just a simple prescription. It has no expensive surgical fees, no complex treatment processes, only reverence for life and care for patients.
This century old prescription has been validated by countless people and has excellent therapeutic effects. Share and spread this formula together to benefit more people. Let the beacon of traditional Chinese medicine illuminate the path of more people's lives.