What are the symptoms of taking Gongxueting granules?

The main effect of Gongxueting Granules is to nourish the spleen and kidney, promote blood circulation and is used to treat problems such as excessive menstruation caused by spleen and kidney deficiency, qi stagnation and blood stasis. Therefore, many women can choose to take this kind of medicine when they have irregular menstruation, and this kind of medicine belongs to herbal ingredients, which will not cause harm to women's health under normal circumstances. So what symptoms should one take Gongxueting Granules for?

Gongxueting is mainly used in clinical medicine to treat non-menstrual vaginal bleeding, menorrhagia or prolonged menstruation, unclean lochia after childbirth, and bleeding caused by poor uterine repair after abortion. Gongxueting granules can be used for treatment in clinical medicine, but please note: 1. If you are allergic to the drug, you cannot take it and should switch to other drugs for treatment. 2. It is recommended to take the medicine under the guidance of a doctor to avoid delaying the condition. 3. Before using this medicine again, it is recommended to do relevant examinations to eliminate the possibility of other diseases to avoid misdiagnosis in clinical medicine and delay the condition. 4. If the clinical symptoms do not improve after taking the medicine for three consecutive days, go to the hospital immediately for other tests or use other methods to improve the clinical symptoms.

How to take Gongxueting Granules: Oral administration, 1 to 2 capsules at a time, 3 times a day, during menstrual period or abnormal uterine bleeding period or as directed by a doctor. When taking Gongxueting Granules, try to swallow it with warm water, which is conducive to the digestion and absorption of the medicine. During the medication period, it is best not to eat greasy, spicy, raw or cold food, so as not to affect the stomach's digestion and absorption of the medicine and reduce the effect of Gongxueting Granules.

Gongxueting Granules should be taken after meals, which is more conducive to digestion. Whether you take the medicine before or after a meal, you should ensure that there is a gap of thirty minutes to one hour to avoid affecting the effectiveness of the medicine. Of course, the actual time to take the medicine should also be based on the condition of the stomach and intestines, the needs of the disease itself and the characteristics of the medicine taken.