Taboos on taking Chinese medicine for regulating menstruation

In real life, perhaps many people are not aware of the taboos while taking medicine, especially the taboos of taking Chinese medicine. Therefore, if they are not careful, women will not see obvious effects when taking Chinese medicine for regulating menstruation. The main reason is that they forget to avoid certain foods. Today, let us understand the taboos for women when taking Chinese medicine for regulating menstruation.

Dietary taboos during medication: commonly known as dietary taboos, mainly to avoid interference factors when taking medication in order to improve the efficacy of the medication.

It can be divided into two categories: dietary taboos corresponding to a certain medicine and dietary taboos when taking medicine under different disease conditions. For the former, for example, ginseng should be avoided with radish, turtle shell should be avoided with amaranth, licorice should be avoided with silver carp, shanshan should be avoided with onion, and poria should be avoided with vinegar. The latter means that when taking medicine for chronic diseases, one should avoid eating raw or cold food; during the treatment of febrile diseases, one should avoid eating spicy and greasy food; for carbuncles, ulcers, and skin diseases, one should avoid eating fish, shrimp, goose meat, and spicy food.

It is forbidden to take Chinese herbal decoction overnight

1. For those who have early menstruation due to blood heat, be sure to avoid eating spicy foods, onions, garlic, ginger and other irritating foods. These foods may offset the effects of Chinese medicine and even cause more negative effects. It is better not to take Chinese medicine. If this is the case, then the effectiveness of traditional Chinese medicine will not be fully exerted, which would be a waste of time and effort.

2. For those who have abnormal menstruation due to deficiency and cold, they usually feel cold in the body, so they should avoid eating raw and cold fruits, sour, cold, bitter and spicy foods. Therefore, when taking medicines for regulating menstruation, do not eat these foods, no matter how little. You must do this during the period of taking the medicine so that it can truly play a regulating role.

3. Seafood is a taboo for any Chinese medicine, so seafood cannot be consumed when taking Chinese medicine for regulating menstruation. Everyone should learn to control themselves and learn to avoid seafood.

The above is the taboo knowledge about taking Chinese medicine for regulating menstruation introduced to you today. I believe you will get some help from it. It is recommended that everyone should exercise more often, eat a balanced diet, develop good living habits, and avoid the occurrence of diseases. At the same time, when taking medicine, whether it is Chinese or Western medicine, you should ask your doctor about the contraindications.