Is it easy to get angry after taking Chinese medicine?

Traditional Chinese medicine has very good effects in the treatment of many diseases. Chinese medicine generally requires a continuous course of treatment. Although many people can gradually adapt to it, they will still experience some uncomfortable symptoms, such as getting a sore throat. Patients will then realize that the sore throat is caused by taking Chinese medicine. So, is it really like this? Is it easy to get angry after taking Chinese medicine? Regarding this issue, let's take a detailed look at it below.

Traditional Chinese medicine has four properties: cold, hot, warm and cool. Weather changes have nothing to do with the nature of the medicine. Some Chinese medicines have warming properties, some have heat-clearing properties, some have laxative effects, and some can balance yin and yang, etc. There are many Chinese herbal prescriptions suitable for taking in hot weather, such as Shengmai Yin, Sangju Yin, Wuwei Xiaodu Yin, etc., which can clear away heat and reduce fire, relieve summer heat and promote salivation. Not only will they not cause getting angry after taking them, but they can treat symptoms of getting angry.

Although it is not suitable to take tonic soups and medicines when the weather is hot, people with yang deficiency and qi deficiency can also take tonic medicines under the guidance of a doctor. Whether decoctions can be taken during the dog days of summer depends on the patient's physical condition. The season can only be used as a reference factor. Under the guidance of a doctor, patients can appropriately increase or decrease the dosage or adjust the type of medicine according to the season.

When taking tonic medicine in hot weather, avoid conflicts between diet and the properties of Chinese medicine

It should be noted that the weather is hot and dry during the dog days, and taking tonic medicines such as Wu Ji Bai Feng Wan can indeed easily cause "getting angry". At this time, it is recommended to take them with light salt water, which can play the role of "reducing dryness and extinguishing fire".

On hot days, people generally like to eat cold drinks or chilled fruits. For those who take medicine, they should be careful to avoid conflicts between the food and the properties of the medicine. For example, people with weak or cold constitutions should avoid eating cold food when taking warm tonic medicines, while people with hot constitutions may become "too cold" if they eat cold food while taking heat-clearing and detoxifying medicines. In addition, many people like to drink cold beer, eat barbecue and seafood. These eating habits are inappropriate for people who are taking Chinese medicine.

I think everyone should be clear about whether it is easy to get inflamed when taking Chinese medicine. Chinese medicines are divided into different properties. It is not easy to get a sore throat by taking them, but some situations can cause similar situations to occur. Therefore, there is no need to worry too much about this aspect. The key is to use the medication correctly and deal with complications in a timely manner, then there will be no problem.