Dysfunction of the fallopian tubes and gynecological diseases? Brucea javanica is the ultimate solution!

**Fallopian Tube Blockage and Gynecological Diseases: Brucea Javanica is the Nemesis!** **Warm-hearted Netizen (Pure Lily, QQ: 1576655012):** Hello, Teacher Hu, I’d like to share another remedy for gynecological issues. My cousin developed complications after giving birth to her first child at a very young age. Later, she struggled with infertility, and after a hospital check-up, she was diagnosed with severe fallopian tube blockage. Her mother approached me, knowing I had used this remedy before. **Usage:** Take 25 to 30 Brucea Javanica seeds, crush them (not too finely), and simmer them in about one and a half bowls of water over low heat until only one tablespoon of liquid remains. Strain the liquid through gauze, then use a sterilized medical syringe to draw it up and inject it into the vagina. It’s best to place a pillow under the hips to prevent the liquid from leaking out. Lie flat for half an hour. Repeat this once daily, or three to four times for severe cases, and once or twice for mild cases. Typically, three applications are sufficient, and the vaginal discharge will return to a clear, normal state. It’s that simple. My cousin used this for just a few days, and her fallopian tubes were unblocked. This remedy was shared with me by a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner from a neighboring village. At the time, I was suffering from cervical erosion and gynecological inflammation, and I had spent a lot of money on treatments, including week-long IV drips that left my hands bruised. Surprisingly, the doctor recommended Brucea Javanica, which cost just a dollar for a handful, and it cured me in three days! The doctor mentioned that many years ago, he had treated an 18-year-old girl who was nearly killed by a severe gynecological condition, and she was also cured with this remedy. After using Brucea Javanica, especially for fungal vaginitis, the first application may cause intense itching. Additionally, it will expel impurities from the vaginal walls, such as inflammatory pus and blood, along with some bleeding, which is normal. **Contributor:** Teacher Guo Xian’e