Can pregnant women take liver protection tablets?

Liver protection tablets have many functions such as soothing the liver and regulating qi, strengthening the spleen and stomach and aiding digestion. They can enhance kidney function and promote liver regeneration. They are one of the best choices for people suffering from liver diseases. However, not everyone is suitable for taking liver protection tablets. Let's take a look at whether pregnant women can take liver protection tablets. I hope everyone can understand it.

Pregnant women or people who are preparing for pregnancy should not take liver protection tablets.

Who is suitable to take liver protection tablets

1. Patients with hepatobiliary diseases: Liver protection tablets can prevent and treat various hepatobiliary diseases, including acute and chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, fatty liver, cholangitis, gallstones, etc.

2. Chronic drunkards: Liver protection tablets help decompose alcohol, have the effect of sobering up and preventing drunkenness, and can effectively treat alcoholic liver disease, especially for those who often need to be drunk for a long time due to work and social needs.

3. People who often stay up late: Liver protection tablets can protect liver cells from damage, or make damaged liver cells repair themselves, can remove toxins, promote digestion and promote metabolism, suitable for people who often smoke and stay up late.

Who is suitable to take liver protection tablets

Frequently asked questions about taking liver protection tablets

1. The herbal ingredients in the liver protection tablets have liver protection effects, but they also have certain and uncertain liver and kidney toxicity. You should be cautious when taking them, and they are not suitable for long-term or excessive use.

2. Liver protection tablets are classified as medicines in China and cannot be purchased casually. They must be used with a doctor's prescription.

3. People with normal liver function do not need to take liver protection tablets. Even for patients with viral hepatitis, liver protection tablets mainly play an auxiliary therapeutic role, and the basis of treatment depends on antiviral treatment.

4. Pregnant women or people in the pregnancy preparation stage should not take liver protection tablets, as it may have adverse effects on the fetus.