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How to erase the scleroma caused by epididymitis?

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Time: 2014/5/24 19:10:16

Bacteria or virus like escherichia coli, staphylococcus and streptococcus are the major cause of epididymitis. Epididymitis not only can bring many symptoms to patients, but also can bring scleroma to patient.


If the scleroma brings no pain and other symptoms to you, there is no need to cure it. However, if it brings pain or affects the daily life of patient, it needs to be treated.How to erase the scleroma caused by epididymitis? Although the epididymitis can be cured by antibiotics, there is way that the scleroma can be cured by this way too. People commonly choose surgery to remove the scleroma. However, since the epididymis is so important to man, and there is no way to avoid the damage caused by surgery, so surgery isn't the best way.

Epididymitis commonly is caused by Qi stagnation, blood stasis, and dampness toxin. So to cure this disease, it is better to choose the treatment that can activate blood and resolve stasis.

Herbal pill - Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill has the function of activating blood and resolving stasis, softening hardness and dissipating mass, and clearing heat and removing toxin.

Although antibiotics can kill bacteria, however the lump makes bacteria in it hardly be eliminated. While Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill has the functions of promoting blood, soften hardness and dissipate mass, so the promoted blood can bring more effective materials into the lump and the softened lump can bring less obstruction to effective materials. Therefore, bacteria in lumps also can be cleared totally.

This herbal pill also is safe, because it won't bring any harm to any organs. What's more, this herbal pill also can improve the self-healing ability and immunity system. Although this herbal pill is good at treating scleroma caused by epididymitis, if the scleroma is larger than 5CM, it is better take our herbal pill to prevent scar tissues and infection after surgery.

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