WU Mianhua's Experience in Treating Radiation-Induced Intestinal Injury of Cervical Cancer from Stasis Heat
QIN Yuanyuan
LI Xiaolan
ZHU Lingyan
LI Wenting
LI Li
LU Wei
Abstract：The female reproductive tract is anatomically adjacent to the rectum,and when cervical cancer patients receive external radiation therapy,radiation will inevitably irradiate the rectal tissue,resulting in radioaction-induced intestinal injury.Based on the theory of stasis and heat,Professor WU Mianhua believes that the basic pathogenesis of radioaction-induced intestinal injury of cervical cancer is the combination of stasis,heat and dampness,and qi and yin injury,and the basic treatment methods are cooling blood to dissipate blood stasis,invigorating qi and nourishing yin,clearing and resolving dampness and heat,and differentiation and treatment are given according to the clinical characteristics and syndromes of different stages,while attention is always paid to alleviating the liver stagnation and strengthening the spleen and stomach.A test medical case is attached.
Keywords：cervical cancerradiation-introduced intestinal injurystasis and heatcooling blood to dissipate blood stasisinvigorating qi and nourishing yinclearing and resolving dampness and heatWU Mianhua
Publication Date：2025-04-05
Online Publishing Date：2026-05-22(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 452-455 )