Tincture of calamus and propolis will help improve dental health

Tincture of calamus and propolis for teeth and gums was proposed by Academician B.V. Bolotov. In his writings, he noted its effectiveness and ability to cope with many oral diseases even in advanced stages.

Before starting to use recipes and products containing beekeeping products, be sure to consult a doctor who, based on tests and examination, will determine the advisability of using such products and prescribe a course and dosage.

What are adhesions in gynecology

Adhesive disease of the pelvic organs in women is a complication after which fibrinous connective tissue grows between the pelvic and abdominal organs.
In this way, the body tries to protect the source of inflammation - due to excess tissue, the fallopian tubes, uterus, ovary and intestinal loops stick together, pull tightly together, which disrupts their functions. Adhesive processes can be of several types, depending on the “neglect”:

  1. Formation of single thin adhesions (synechia).
  2. Synechiae become denser, covering up to 50% of the surface of the ovary.
  3. The adhesions are dense and numerous, changing the position of organs or causing their deformation.

Adhesions cause pain and disturbances in the functioning of the pelvic organs. They appear after gynecological diseases or operations and can lead to serious complications: ectopic pregnancy, infertility, frequent inflammation and more.

To prevent the occurrence of adhesions, avoid complications and prescribe competent treatment, make an appointment with the doctors of the Doctor A clinic. We employ gynecologists of the first and highest qualification categories

Recipes

First, it’s worth considering the most effective folk remedies that use calamus root for damaged gums and teeth. If you comprehensively and regularly make calamus tinctures and decoctions and apply them, you will soon notice a positive result.

Decoction for rinsing from calamus

This folk medicine is effective for different degrees of periodontal disease. For the decoction you will need one calamus root, which must be crushed, and 1 glass of boiled water. Method of preparation and use:

  1. Boil water and in the meantime chop the rhizome. Cool the boiling water slightly and pour in the calamus. Bring the broth to a boil and let it brew for 15 minutes.
  2. Strain the broth and cool. Rinse your mouth with it at least four times a day. Recommended treatment time is 30 days.

Calamus alcohol tincture

For such a healing remedy you will need raw calamus rhizome, pure alcohol or vodka. Cooking option:

  1. Grind the dry roots in a blender. Next, pour into a bottle or glass container and add alcohol in a ratio of 1:5.
  2. Infuse the medicine in a dark cabinet for 7 days.
  3. It is recommended to use the product two to four times a week for a month.
  4. For the procedure, you will need gauze, which must be soaked in the tincture. You need to apply it to the inflamed area for 10-15 minutes.

Medicine for teeth

To treat damaged dental tissue, you will need crushed root and water. Step-by-step method for preparing the infusion:

  1. Two teaspoons of dried root should be poured into a glass of hot water.
  2. Cover the infusion with a saucer and place in a dark place for 12 hours.
  3. Strain the medicine and rinse your mouth with it 3 times in the morning, afternoon and evening for a month.

Calamus root tincture with propolis

An effective folk method - propolis and calamus root for diseased teeth helps eliminate pain and signs of periodontal disease. To begin with, you should prepare 35 grams of roots, 1 liter of vodka, 20 grams of propolis. Recipe:

  1. First you need to make a herbal infusion from 500 ml of vodka and calamus, which you need to combine in a saucepan and cover with a lid. Let it brew for 7 days.
  2. Pour propolis into 500 ml of vodka and also place in a dark place for a week. For the tincture you need crushed propolis.
  3. After time, combine both healing liquids and rinse your mouth once a day for two months.

According to some medical sources, it is known that such a tincture helps not only prevent caries, but also restore already destroyed dental tissue. If you are unable to find propolis, you can purchase a ready-made tincture at the pharmacy.

What causes adhesions to form in the pelvis

Inflammation of the pelvic organs. The disease is diagnosed in women who have suffered acute inflammation or suffer from chronic:

  • colpitis;
  • endometritis;
  • andexite;
  • parametritis and other diseases.

Operations. Adhesive disease appears in 16% of those operated for the first time and in 96% of women after the third operation. The percentage is high for laparotomy operations:

  • appendectomy;
  • C-section;
  • removal of appendages;
  • hysterectomy;
  • supravaginal amputation.

Pelvic hemorrhages. The trigger is ovarian apoplexy, bleeding due to a ruptured tube during an ectopic pregnancy.

Endometriosis. The formation of fibrinous ties is provoked by endometrioid growths, which spread to the organs and peritoneum of the pelvis.

Pelvic injuries. Open and closed damage after accidents, falls from a height received at work are one of the reasons for the appearance of adhesions.

Predisposing factors. The occurrence and development of the disease is influenced by:

  • invasive gynecological interventions;
  • promiscuous sex life;
  • late visit to the clinic.

Cyst on the root of a tooth

This species grows in the alveolar area and can appear in any area of ​​the gum. There are no symptoms except for tingling when eating or touching. Pain appears in later stages of development. A cyst on the root of a tooth is divided into 3 types:

  • Peri-root - appears in the upper part of the root.
  • Interroot – formed between the roots.
  • Radical - appears near the root canal and over time can cause the growth of a malignant tumor of the jaw (if not properly treated).

Adhesions in gynecology: symptoms

The adhesive process can be both acute and chronic, or have a periodic nature (with periodic exacerbation of symptoms). Often, women do not notice any symptoms of adhesions in the pelvis, and the disease is discovered only when examining the possible causes of infertility.

Signs of adhesions in the pelvic cavity:

  • Painful sensations in the lower abdomen, lower back, above the pubis or in the sacral area;
  • Discomfort during physical activity, before menstruation, after stressful situations;
  • Pain during sexual intercourse or urination;
  • Intestinal disorders: diarrhea, constipation, flatulence;
  • Periodic attacks of nausea and vomiting.

Symptoms may worsen when consuming foods that increase gas formation.

Why does a cyst appear?

The causes of the appearance of a dental cyst, a photo of which can be seen in this article, are injuries due to mechanical stress or infection, which leads to the development of inflammation of the tissues surrounding the tooth. A tooth inside the gum can be injured under a variety of circumstances, for example, when the tooth is hit or when chewing nuts. As for infection, it can get into the root canal if dental treatment is performed incorrectly, in particular, if the dental canal is incompletely filled. A cyst that arose as a result of sinusitis or another infectious disease is relatively rare. In this case, pathogenic microorganisms enter the gums along with the blood flow.

Diagnosis of the disease

Diagnosis of adhesions in the pelvis is carried out using various studies:

  • Diagnostic laparoscopy. This method can most accurately see adhesions and assess the severity of the process. Diagnosis is carried out under local (or general) anesthesia; a small incision is made through which a camera is inserted.
  • Ultrasound of the pelvic organs;
  • Hysterosalpingography (performed using X-rays or ultrasound and contrast agents);
  • MRI of the pelvic organs.

The necessary examination (or set of examinations) will be prescribed to you by your attending physician.

How to treat adhesions in the pelvis

What to do if adhesions are found in the pelvis? Depending on the severity of the adhesive process, the doctor will select the appropriate treatment for you.

To treat single thin adhesions in the pelvis in women, drug therapy is used. What is usually prescribed:

  • Antibiotics and antimicrobial agents (to relieve inflammation);
  • Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (as a pain reliever);
  • Fibrinolytic agents (for resorption of adhesions);
  • Vitamins and immune system regulators (to restore immune balance);
  • Hormonal drugs (in cases where adhesions are caused by endometriosis).

Additionally, physiotherapy, balneotherapy and mud therapy may be prescribed as auxiliary measures.

In more severe forms of adhesive disease, a surgical method is used to treat adhesions in the pelvis, i.e. their dissection. The most gentle surgical procedure is manipulative laparoscopy. To prevent re-formation of adhesions, hyaluronic acid is injected into the surgical area.

Information about calamus

Common calamus (from Latin Ácorus cálamus) is also called marsh or reed calamus. Belongs to the perennial calamus family. The plant can be found near coastal waters and swamps. Grows on a massive scale in Southeast Asia, North America, Russia, and Europe. In our country, calamus can most often be found in Southern Siberia, the Far East and the European part.

According to scientists, the homeland of calamus is China and India. But since ancient times, thanks to man, the plant was known throughout Asia. The spread of this species was determined by the fact that it grows on the banks of reservoirs, the water of which is suitable for drinking. Therefore, nomadic tribes, traveling, scattered rhizomes by overcoming water and swampy barriers.

The plant came to Russia in the 12th-13th centuries. It was brought by Tatar tribes. They were sure that calamus roots purify water in reservoirs, which becomes suitable for consumption. In order to drink water from an unknown river, the Tatars always carried a calamus root with them and added it to their drink. Calamus has a subtle spicy aroma. It was used as a replacement for bay leaf, cinnamon, and ginger root. The root is used in medicine.

Is it possible to get pregnant during adhesions?

Adhesions disrupt the proper functionality of the reproductive organs, which greatly reduces the chance of getting pregnant. There is a chance of pregnancy and its successful gestation, especially in cases where the adhesive process affected only one tube. But the likelihood of conception decreases, and the risk of ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage also increases.

In this case, IVF may help. The fallopian tubes are not involved in such fertilization, and a 3-5-day-old embryo is immediately implanted into the uterine cavity.

Prevention of adhesions

For the prevention and treatment of adhesions, enzyme preparations based on hyaluronidase are used. Perhaps the most popular drug for the treatment of adhesions in gynecology is Longidaza suppositories.

Prevention is mostly aimed at preventing relapses of the disease or before an upcoming operation (since adhesions often appear after them).

Remember that the best prevention is regular visits to the doctor and timely diagnosis. Don’t delay until later and sign up for a pelvic ultrasound or a consultation with a gynecologist.

If you feel acute pain in the abdominal cavity or pelvic organs, do not delay visiting a doctor - prevent the development of the disease. Doctors at the Doctor A clinic will conduct an expert examination and prescribe competent treatment. Call or make an appointment online.

Editor's comment

I would like to say the following on my own behalf. The tincture is quite hot, you need to be patient a little at the beginning of rinsing.

Instead of preparing propolis tincture, I use a ready-made one from a pharmacy (30-50 rubles per bottle).

I use two 25 ml bottles per 0.5 liter of tincture of calamus rhizomes. I first strain the tincture from the roots and mix everything together. I think it's not critical. Although, it is probably preferable to prepare propolis tincture yourself.

As for the growth of new teeth, of course, it’s hard to believe, but to strengthen the health of teeth, the teeth themselves can be very suitable.

I recommend using tinctures when a tooth hurts and for prevention.

If you make powder from eggshells, first remove the thin film from them. Otherwise, it will go rotten and will smell unpleasant for some time. By the way, I read that it is recommended to use the powder with a small amount of lemon juice for better absorption.

Rating
( 1 rating, average 4 out of 5 )
Did you like the article? Share with friends:
For any suggestions regarding the site: [email protected]
Для любых предложений по сайту: [email protected]