Is it reliable to treat stomach problems by soaking mugwort in water?

Mugwort is a Chinese herbal medicine in traditional Chinese medicine, but its taste is relatively bitter. In traditional Chinese medicine, mugwort can not only dispel cold and relieve pain, but is also suitable for consumption by pregnant women because it has a certain effect on stabilizing the fetus. However, pregnant women still need to consult on how to use it specifically, so as to avoid using it in the wrong way and causing harm to the body. So, is it reliable to soak mugwort leaves in water to treat stomach problems?

Mugwort is mainly used to treat gastritis, gastric ulcers and enteritis. Suggestions: It is mainly effective to put mugwort in hot water for soaking feet. It is not used for drinking. The mugwort can also be burned to fumigate some wind-affected parts to have the effect of dispelling wind and dampness.

Function and indications:

It can regulate qi and blood, warm the meridians, expel cold and dampness, and relieve cold pain. It is an important medicine for gynecology. It is used to treat cold pain in the abdomen, irregular menstruation due to cold uterus, infertility, etc.

Roasted charcoal can stop bleeding and can be used to treat excessive menstruation due to deficiency and cold, metrorrhagia, leukorrhea, and fetal bleeding during pregnancy.

The decoction can be used for external washing to treat eczema, scabies, and eczema, and to relieve itching.

Mugwort is a broad-spectrum antibacterial and antiviral drug. It has inhibitory and killing effects on many viruses and bacteria, and has a certain preventive and therapeutic effect on respiratory diseases.

Mugwort bath has the effects of regulating qi and blood, expelling cold and dampness, stopping bleeding, promoting sleep, and warming the meridians. Take 30-50g of fresh mugwort leaves, soak them in boiling water in a bathtub for 5-10 minutes, take out the mugwort leaves, add water to adjust the water temperature to a suitable temperature and then take a bath. Mugwort has a certain effect on folliculitis and eczema...

Directions:

Take orally 3-10g.

It can be taken internally, smoked, or washed externally.

To stop bleeding, it is better to charcoal it; to regulate qi and blood, it is better to use it raw.

Chinese patent medicine:

Aifu Nuan Gong Wan, Danggui Tiaojing Wan, Wujin Wan, Nuan Gong Yunzi Fang, Jiao Ai Tang

Medicinal food:

Mugwort Porridge