Berberine's effects and functions

Berberine and other therapeutic drugs are also quite common in our daily life, because we all have stomachaches sometimes. Berberine has a very good inhibitory effect on Shigella dysenteriae, Escherichia coli, Pneumococcus, Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella typhi and ameba. Berberine hydrochloride can be used clinically to treat gastrointestinal infections and dysentery and so on. And this type of therapeutic drug has anti-arrhythmic effect, so what is the content of the use of berberine? Many people don’t know about this. Let me share it with you below, and I hope you can have a certain understanding of it.

Berberine is a biological alkaloid extracted from Scutellaria baicalensis. It has strong antibacterial and antiviral effects, so it is widely used in daily life. It can effectively inhibit the spread and growth of E. coli, influenza viruses and amoeba. It is usually taken orally, and may be injected intravenously depending on the patient's condition. Patients may experience side effects such as nausea, vomiting, and dizziness when using this treatment drug.

Berberine can lower blood lipids and blood pressure because it can promote the repair and regeneration of pancreatic cells and inhibit the dissolution of sugar. It can effectively increase the contraction of the heart and increase the oxygen content in the blood. Berberine has antibacterial effect, so it is suitable for gastrointestinal diseases caused by bacterial infection, and can treat bacterial ulcers and bacterial dengue fever. It is also effective for respiratory infections and scarlet fever.

Berberine can be directly applied to the cervix to treat gynecological inflammation and quickly reduce swelling. You need to first use a sterilized cotton ball to clean the mucus and vaginal secretions in the cervical area, then take the berberine film and stick it on the injured area. It needs to be applied twice a day. It can quickly help reduce inflammation of the wound, but there may be side effects, such as increased secretion or a burning sensation in the vagina, or the patient may be allergic to the drug.

Berberine is a very good therapeutic drug for diabetics. Long-term use of this drug can relieve weight by activating the body's trypsin and can change the patient's tolerance to glucose. However, the use of this therapeutic drug must be carried out according to the dosage prescribed by the doctor, otherwise excessive dosage may cause the human body to be unable to bear it. Berberine can improve the blood of obese patients and reduce the body's vegetable fat.

In general, berberine can be taken directly or applied to wounds. However, therapeutic drugs always have side effects. In order to reduce side effects, patients must use them appropriately under the guidance of a doctor. If side effects occur in the human body, it should be discontinued to avoid more serious adverse effects. In addition, depending on the patient's physical condition, the speed at which berberine works may be different, so the patient should be careful.