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Stubborn Urethritis: Western Medicine Fails, but Folk Remedy Works! Enthusiastic Netizen (Azalea, QQ: 745218825): Hello, Teacher Hu, I’d like to share a folk remedy for treating stubborn urethritis. The recipe is as follows: plantain herb, corn silk, red bean hulls, and longan shells. Take a small handful of each, boil them in water, and drink the decoction twice a day, morning and evening. After three days, I felt much better. I had been suffering from this condition for over two years without improvement. I kept asking around for advice, and a friend recommended this remedy, which she said was a traditional secret recipe from her rural hometown. She encouraged me to try it, mentioning that many people she knew had recovered after just three days. I decided to give it a shot, and after three days, I felt significantly better. Since my condition was quite severe, it took a few more days to fully recover. I stopped taking the remedy for a while but later boiled and consumed it for another two to three days, and gradually, I was cured. It’s been almost five months now, and I’m still symptom-free. Reflecting on the pain I endured from urethritis, I still feel a sense of dread. I had taken medication for over two years and received numerous injections, which took a toll on my health. I hope this remedy can help more patients find relief. Contributor: Teacher Azalea Friendly Reminder: If red bean hulls are unavailable, you can substitute them with adzuki beans, which also have similar dampness-removing properties.
