Imperata Root Side Effects

There are many common herbs, and different herbs have different effects. Therefore, when choosing some herbs, you need to understand them well. Herbs are very helpful in treating some diseases. When choosing herbs, you cannot do it arbitrarily. What are the side effects of Imperata root?

Imperata root is also a kind of herbal medicine. This kind of plant is very helpful for the treatment of human diseases, and the effect of treating diseases is also very good. So what are the side effects of Imperata root?

Imperata Root Side Effects:

1. Those with weak spleen and stomach, frequent urination without thirst should not take this medicine.

2. "Bencao Jingshu": It should not be taken if it is caused by hiccups due to cold, vomiting due to cold, fever due to damp phlegm and fluid retention.

3. "Bencao Congxin": Vomiting blood due to deficiency and cold is not suitable.

effect:

(1) Used for fever, thirst, vomiting and hiccups due to stomach heat, and cough due to lung heat. Imperata root can clear the heat from the lungs and stomach, so it is suitable for the above-mentioned symptoms and is often used as an auxiliary medicine. During the rash and recovery period of measles, you can use Imperata root decoction as a drink to take advantage of its effect of clearing away heat and promoting salivation.

(2) Used for symptoms such as blood heat, vomiting, nosebleed and hematuria. This product has the effect of cooling blood and stopping bleeding, and can treat the symptoms of blood heat. It can be used alone or in combination with small thistle, lotus root nodes, etc.

(3) In addition, this product has a diuretic effect and can be used for edema, stranguria, jaundice and other symptoms.

Dietary precautions

Suitable for: patients with acute nephritis, acute pyelitis, cystitis, urethritis and other urinary tract infections; patients with hemoptysis, nosebleeds, and blood in urine; patients with hypertension; patients with acute fever, restlessness, and thirst; patients with acute infectious jaundice hepatitis; and patients with measles.

Taboo: Imperata root is cold in nature, so people with weak spleen and stomach, diarrhea and loose stools should avoid eating it.

The above is a detailed introduction to the side effects of Imperata root. When choosing it, you should pay attention to the above points. And when using Imperata root, you should also understand its effects and contraindications, so that other problems will not arise when using it, and it will not cause harm to yourself.