Can Goldenseal Deal with Blocked Fallopian Tubes?

 

Goldenseal, also known as orangeroot or yellow puccoon, is a perennial herb. It originated in Oregon and Washington state in the east of North America. Later, it was discovered by the aborigines of North Australia. Now it can be seen everywhere in the east of the United States and is expanding to the West.

 

Goldenseal is a kind of natural antibiotic; its roots and stems are used in herbalism. Goldenseal is not only one of the oldest prescriptions in the records, but also the herb widely used in the world. Long before the invention of antibiotics, this kind of herb was made into medicine to deal with gonorrhea and syphilis.

 

There are many kinds of ingredients in Goldenseal, hydrastine and chlorogenic acid are the leading ones. These ingredients make this herb hold many medical effects, such as kill bacteria and reducing inflammation, astringent and hemostasis, heal the wound and cholagogic.

 

Therefore, it is widely used in North America to eliminate inflammation of the respiratory tract, digestive tract and urogenital tract mucosa, and it is often used to deal with gynecological diseases such as vaginitis. Goldenseal irrigation liquid can eliminate bacterial infections such as Candida. At the same time, it can promote human circulation and the immune system.

 

The pharmacological action of Goldenseal is mainly attributed to its high content of isoquinoline alkaloids. Berberine has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, sedative, and antihypertensive effects; cannabine has the effect of stimulating uterus； especially, Goldenseal has the effect of vasoconstriction, antihypertensive and stimulating central nervous system.