Is it really good to drink chrysanthemum tea for pelvic inflammatory disease?

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a female gynecological disease, and chrysanthemum tea has a certain effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying. Therefore, drinking some chrysanthemum tea appropriately can have a good effect on regulating the body and health care. Of course, women should also be careful not to drink it frequently. After all, chrysanthemum tea is a cold thing. Women with weak constitution or cold hands and feet should drink less, which is more conducive to the treatment and conditioning of the disease.

Health experts believe that chrysanthemum tea itself is a cold food (Tip: Food can be simply divided into five properties: cold, cool, warm, hot, and neutral). Cold food: Pharmacologically speaking, it is yin, has the effects of clearing heat, purging fire, cooling blood, and detoxifying, and is mostly suitable for febrile diseases. Some patients with pelvic inflammatory disease have yang deficiency, qi and blood deficiency, or phlegm-dampness constitution (Tip: the human body can be simply divided into six disease-prone constitutions: yin deficiency constitution, yang deficiency constitution, qi and blood deficiency constitution, phlegm-dampness constitution, blood stasis constitution, and qi stagnation constitution).

People with yang deficiency, qi and blood deficiency, or phlegm-damp constitution suffer from "cold" symptoms such as fear of cold, indigestion, or puffiness, and they all avoid cold foods. Therefore, the cold nature of chrysanthemum tea just contributes to the "cold" symptoms in patients with pelvic inflammatory disease. In summary, people with pelvic inflammatory disease should not drink cold foods such as chrysanthemum tea.

So what are the cold foods? The editor has collected some for you here, such as hops tea, oroxylum tea, coconut milk, lily tea, kuding tea, trumpet creeper tea, indigo leaf tea, milk, hops, locust flower (locust bean), milk (slightly cool), bitter melon tea, kapok tea, Gynostemma pentaphyllum tea, senna leaf tea, etc.

Through the above, we have learned about the effects of chrysanthemum tea. When it comes to the question of whether you can drink chrysanthemum tea when you have pelvic inflammatory disease, it is recommended that you drink a little, but don’t drink too much or drink it often. After all, women's physical condition is generally not very good when they are sick. Drinking too much of this kind of tea is not conducive to the treatment of the disease, and it is also not good for people with cold constitutions.