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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Application of irrigation Park Chan Chai edge experience in treating ovarian cysts Of: Chen Yizhi, Chen Xiao-xian Wu Weibing [Keywords:] Chen Chai edge irrigation garden soup ovarian cyst Ovarian cysts usually refers to the mucinous capsule gland adenoma and ovarian serous cystadenoma and cystic parts of the inflammatory lesions, is a common gynecological diseases, one of the most common 20 to 50 years old, accounting for 16% of the total number of women, is Chinese medicine, “Zheng Jia,” “gut Tan”, “accumulation” and other areas. symptoms were looking dull, menstrual volume, dripping different, lower abdominal bulge pain, lower back soreness, is characterized by infertility, and more upset with insomnia, breast tenderness, tongue or the side of a multi-dim ecchymosis, pulse see fine astringent. Clinical Multi-application color Doppler ultrasound, radiology and laparoscopic techniques for early diagnosis. My father Edong old TCM Mr. Chen Guanyuan, many years of clinical experience, Application of Self-Tang of Chinese medicine treatment of ovarian cysts wood edges, should beam effects such as are described below, are provided colleagues. 1 Pathogenesis Chen Lao ovarian cysts that go rather then more common in women long-term situation, emotional depression, the course of time, liver is not sparse, the liver is not reached, on the one hand, liver and kidney origin, mother of child diseases and therefore to the liver and kidney deficiency of Chong and Ren not solid; the other hand, liver failure catharsis, qi stagnation, falling for the accumulation in the abdomen and Zheng Jia, as lt;lt;School Notes woman recipegt;gt; says: “bleeding belly woman who, by the closed or in the postpartum period than the blood volume deficiencies, or cold stasis stagnation, long the Needless, for the accumulation of Zheng Jia carry on. “description of liver kidney deficiency, blood stasis is the women ovarian cysts basic pathogenesis of disease.