No, infusion of raspberry leaves, nettles, honey won’t treat fibroids and period problems, or boost breast milk | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

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Water in which raspberry leaves and nettles have been boiled, with honey added, can make period cycles regular, treat fibroids, relieve menstrual problems and boost breast milk, claims a message posted on Facebook. “If you have irregular menstrual cycles, try an infusion of raspberry leaves and nettles, macerated in boiling water, for 5 min. Filter and drink the infusion, […]

“There is no scientific basis for this claim,” he said.

“There are some cases where we give drugs to women with fibroids who have symptoms such as pain, or a heavy menstrual flow that doesn’t follow the menstrual cycle. There are also surgical options, especially for women who still plan to have children.” Ekabua said women with any of these conditions should instead see an expert, instead of trying unverified anecdotal remedies. The expert can assess their condition and prescribe the proper treatment.says: “Treatment may not be necessary if you have fibroids but do not have any symptoms, or if you only have minor symptoms that are not significantly affecting your everyday activities.

 

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