What to do if you get angry after taking tonic medicine

Tonics can improve immunity and nourish the body. Generally, tonics are relatively hot. If they are not taken properly, they may cause internal heat. When you get internal heat from taking tonics, it often leads to acne, sore throat and other symptoms. At this time, you can drink some reed root and impatiens root water, which has a good effect of removing heat and can neutralize the heat caused by the tonic.

What to do if you get angry after taking tonic medicine

This kind of problem is common because many people's weakness is due to their physical constitution, and it takes time to change. This type of medicine will be taken for a longer time, such as Wu Zi Yan Zong and Shen Ling Bai Zhu. But they are slightly hot, especially the latter, which is bound to cause temporary conditions such as getting a sore throat. You can stop using ginseng, Poria, and Atractylodes first, because they are more hot in nature; you can continue using Wu Zi Yan Zong, firstly, the heat will not cause internal heat, and secondly, for the treatment of frequent urination, kidney tonification is a long-term plan, and Wu Zi Yan Zong Pills is the mildest kidney tonifying medicine. Take it once a day and there will be no problem of getting internal heat. The symptom of getting angry is acne, which is related to medicine and climate. The season is getting dry now, and it is the beginning of spring. The warm and dry air is getting heavier. Even without kidney-tonifying medicine, many people will get angry. Many small and dense acnes are caused by lung fire. There are two dietary prescriptions that can clear lung fire:

Six tips for taking Chinese medicine

First, grasp the time of taking Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine is generally required to be taken before or after meals, but no matter before or after meals, the time interval cannot be too short from meal time. Many people take the medicine on an empty stomach before meals or after a full stomach, which makes them most likely to vomit, affecting not only their eating but also the absorption of nutrition and medicine. Director Li Li of Henan Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine warned patients that when taking Chinese medicine, they should adhere to the principle of "take medicine when food gas is eliminated, and eat when medicine gas is eliminated", and take the medicine "in the middle" between meals, that is, around 10 a.m., 4 p.m., and 9 p.m. At this time, it is both before and after meals, which neither affects eating nor delays taking medicine. When the body obtains rich nutrition, it is more conducive to the recovery of the patient.