Side effects and contraindications of Polygonum multiflorum

The side effects and contraindications of Polygonum multiflorum are that it can cause allergies, lead to some discomfort symptoms on the skin, and cause diarrhea. If you have damaged liver and kidney function, try not to use it to avoid affecting liver and kidney function.

1. Allergy: Polygonum multiflorum is a relatively common Chinese medicine. There may be certain side effects after taking it. Some people may experience redness of the skin, or itching and pain. Especially for those with allergies, it may cause chills or fever, as well as systemic skin rashes. This is mainly because it contains some allergenic ingredients, so you should be cautious when using it. Generally, antihistamines are required to be effective.

2. Diarrhea: Polygonum multiflorum contains rhamnoides and baicalin, which can stimulate the gastrointestinal tract after entering the body and accelerate gastrointestinal motility. If used in moderation, it is unlikely to cause abdominal pain and diarrhea, thus affecting the normal effect of the drug and causing dehydration.

3. Damage to liver and kidney function: There are certain contraindications when using Polygonum multiflorum, mainly because Polygonum multiflorum is toxic. If consumed in excess, it will usually cause obvious damage to liver and kidney function and increase the burden on liver and kidney function. You need to follow the doctor's advice when using it, and you also need to strictly control the amount.