Astragalus causes hepatotoxicity

The hepatotoxicity caused by Astragalus may weaken the normal liver function and affect the normal liver excretion function. Because the extent of damage caused is different, there will be some deviation in the degree of impact.

Hepatotoxicity caused by Astragalus is usually related to excessive medication, which generally leads to weakened liver function and may be accompanied by liver cell damage. It can easily cause the liver's metabolic function to weaken, and toxic substances in the body cannot be completely absorbed and excreted by the human body. This may cause toxins to accumulate in the body and easily induce limb edema. Because the degree of damage is different, there will be a certain deviation in the degree of impact.

Astragalus is a traditional Chinese medicine and generally needs to be taken under the guidance of a professional physician. Proper use of Astragalus can replenish qi and nourish blood, as well as invigorate qi and strengthen the exterior. It can regulate the damaged liver. Regular check-ups are required during the regulation period. Generally, the intake of Astragalus needs to be adjusted according to the recovery of the disease. If you eat too much Astragalus, it will cause your body to get inflamed, which is not conducive to the absorption of nutrients. During the conditioning period, you need to avoid eating spicy foods and greasy foods, which will affect the absorption of nutrients and digestion, which is not conducive to the conditioning of your own condition and will prolong the recovery time.