How long does it take for Chinese medicine to take effect?

We all know that Chinese medicine practitioners generally like to prescribe some Chinese medicine to patients when seeing patients, because the most important thing is that Chinese medicine is good at treating diseases, and Chinese medicine has quite good effects on some special diseases. Chinese medicine is mainly for conditioning and then for treating diseases. For some common chronic diseases in life, taking Chinese medicine is the best treatment. So how long does it usually take for Chinese medicine to be effective?

Because everyone's physique is different and their ability to absorb drugs is different, it is difficult to determine this time. It depends on the severity of your illness. If it is mild, you don’t need to drink it for too long. If it is severe, you need to drink it.

Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes treatment based on syndrome differentiation. The prescription will be changed accordingly based on the effect of the medicine you take. Generally, three courses of treatment are required, with one course lasting seven days. Each dose of the medicine should be taken once in the morning and once in the evening to achieve a satisfactory therapeutic effect. If the disease is not cured, continue to take treatment intermittently; if the disease is cured, stop taking the medicine immediately!

In addition, since Chinese medicine conditioning takes a relatively long time, you should be careful to avoid spicy, greasy, and irritating foods during the conditioning period. At the same time, you should pay attention to the combination of work and rest, strengthen nutrition, and actively participate in physical exercise.

It may be turbinate hypertrophy, which usually develops from chronic simple rhinitis. The cilia of the mucosal epithelium fall off and become stratified cuboidal epithelium. The submucosal layer undergoes edema and then fibrous tissue hyperplasia, causing the mucosa to thicken. Over time, it may become mulberry-like or polyp-like, the periosteum and bone tissue proliferate, and the turbinate bones may also become hypertrophic.

Suggestions: It is recommended to go to a regular ENT hospital for a detailed examination and diagnosis. If nasal concha hypertrophy is not treated in time, it may lead to sinus obstruction inflammation due to poor sinus drainage, often with symptoms such as stuffy and painful headache, mental fatigue, insomnia, memory loss, etc. You need to exercise more and avoid eating raw, cold food, smoking, drinking, and spicy and stimulating foods. Take appropriate vitamin supplements and try to choose foods that are easily digestible and absorbable.