Precautions and taboos in taking traditional Chinese medicine? Let’s learn together
When traditional Chinese medicine treats diseases, it often prescribes some traditional Chinese medicines. The therapeutic effect of traditional Chinese medicine is good, but when taking traditional Chinese medicine, some dietary adjustments are required. Many people don’t know much about this. Let’s take a look. What are the dietary contraindications for taking traditional Chinese medicine ?
1. It is advisable to eat less beans, meat, cold and other non-digestible foods to avoid increasing the burden on the patient’s gastrointestinal tract and affecting the recovery of the disease. Patients with spleen and stomach deficiency should eat less of this type of food. For febrile diseases, you should fast or eat less alcohol, spicy food, fish, meat, etc. Due to the heat of alcohol and spicy food, fish and meat foods have greasy, heat-producing, and phlegm-producing effects. After eating, they promote disease and evil spirits, which make the condition worse ; It is advisable to take less anti-inflammatory and anti-rash medicines.Eating cold and sour foods, because cold and sour foods have astringent effects, it will affect the effect of the drug on the surface of the rash ; drink less tea when taking warm tonics, because the tea is cold, it can reduce the effect of warming the spleen and stomach; before and after taking sedative and hypnotic drugs, tea should not be drunk,It is even more impossible to take these medicines with tea.
2. When taking heat-clearing, blood-cooling and yin-nourishing drugs, it is not advisable to eat spicy food. For patients with fever syndrome identified by traditional Chinese medicine (such as constipation, lack of urine, dry mouth, dry lips, sore throat, dry tongue, peeling moss, etc. ) , eating spicy foods will aggravate the fever, thereby counteracting heat-clearing and blood-cooling medicines ( such as gypsum, silver flower, forsythia, mountainGardenia, Shengdi, Danpi, etc .) and yin-nourishing medicines ( such as Dendrobium, sand cucumber, Madong, Zhimu, basal cucumber, etc .) .
3. Avoid pork by taking licorice, cangle, black plum, bellflower, berberine, and cornel; avoid ;onion, garlic, and radish by taking dihuang and Shouwu ; avoid vinegar by taking salvia and poria ; avoid peach and plum by taking atractylodes and atractylodes ; avoid tea by taking tuckahoe and Junzi; avoid tea by taking tuckahoe and Junzi; avoid tea by taking tuckahoe and Junzi; avoid tea by taking tuckahoe and Junzi; avoid tea by taking tuckahoe and Junzi; avoid tea by taking tuckahoe and Junzi; avoid tea by takingNepeta avoid shrimp, crab and other seafood ; magnolia avoid fried beans ; ginseng and Dang shen avoid radish, because radish has the effects of digestion, phlegm, and ventilation, while ginseng and Dang Shen are tonic drugs, so that one supplement and one elimination, the effect is offset.
4. Those with a bitter mouth and dry throat, irritability, irritability, constipation, elevated blood pressure, restlessness, tachycardia, and hyperthyroidism should generally avoid eating ginger, garlic, leeks, green onions, lamb, dog meat, pepper and other high-fat, fragrant, dry, and spicy products ; spleen and stomachThose with signs of deficiency, cold hands and feet, loose stools, low blood pressure, and bradycardia should avoid watermelon, winter melon, radish, mung beans, raw pears, sugar cane, honey, turtles, etc. Cold, greasy, and sticky products ; anyone with chills and fever, headache, upset, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipation, constipationThose with yellow urine, ulceration of the mouth and tongue, boils and tumors should avoid eating bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, loofah, leeks, eggplants, shrimp, crabs, snails, mussels and other foods.
What are the dietary contraindications for taking Chinese medicine ? Presumably everyone knows enough about it. When taking traditional Chinese medicine, you need to follow the doctor’s instructions and do not relax in your diet to avoid affecting the therapeutic effect.
