Does ramie root have side effects?

Ramie root is actually a Chinese herbal medicine. It can actually help our body to maintain good health. For women, it is also a good choice of health care medicine for maintaining pregnancy. In fact, it can play the health care role of this toothpaste. It can also effectively coagulate blood and stop bleeding. However, many people are worried about the use of ramie root to maintain pregnancy, and believe that it will produce some side effects. Let us take a closer look at it below.

In fact, ramie root can help women to achieve the effect of maintaining pregnancy, but you must not eat too much, and the amount taken each time also needs to be controlled. Because no matter it is important or western medicine, it will always bring some harm and side effects to a certain extent, so I hope everyone can pay attention to caution when eating.

Ramie root can help stabilize the fetus, but it should never be taken randomly on your own. You must get treatment advice from a doctor.

①Hemostatic effect

Soaking the artificial wounds on the tails of mice and rats with "blood coagulant", an extract of wild ramie, can reduce the amount of bleeding and shorten the bleeding time. The same effect can be achieved by oral or intraperitoneal injection to mice. After intramuscular injection of "blood coagulation" into rabbits, the coagulation time was shortened, but there was no significant change in platelet count. When cotton wool soaked in "blood clot" was used to cover the liver and kidney wounds of rats, no obvious hemostatic effect was observed. There are reports that using the root to bandage wounds has a hemostatic effect.

②In the process of studying the components of ramie, it was found that caffeic acid has a significant hemostatic effect. Therefore, "thrombin (caffeic acid diethylamine salt)" was artificially synthesized and injected intravenously into rabbits at 7 mg/kg and into the peritoneal cavity of mice at 10 mg/20 g. The coagulation time and bleeding time were significantly shortened. "Thrombin" has no antifibrinolytic effect in the test tube, but it can significantly increase the white blood cells and platelets in cobalt-irradiated mice.

Because pregnancy and childbirth are very important periods for women, the health issues of diet cannot be easily ignored during this period. No matter what you eat or use, you cannot be blind, otherwise not only will you fail to get the health care effects, but it will threaten our bodies.