When should I take Motherwort Paste?

Motherwort paste is a medicine made of the purest natural Chinese medicinal materials. The main ingredients of this medicine are motherwort and saffron. This medicine is mainly used to treat various gynecological diseases. Because gynecological diseases are difficult to treat, this medicine has a very significant effect on gynecological diseases and can be used for comprehensive treatment. Not only that, it can also achieve the effect of weight loss, so it is called a panacea by people, but you must read the instructions carefully before taking it.

Motherwort paste is a plaster made from motherwort and is a gynecological medicine. How to take Motherwort Paste? Although Motherwort is a blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing medicine, it has the effects of activating blood circulation and regulating menstruation, diuresis and swelling, clearing away heat and detoxifying. Motherwort paste can be used for amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, and postpartum abdominal pain caused by blood stasis. However, when taking it, you still need to know some emergency measures, especially it is forbidden for pregnant women.

Motherwort Paste English name: yimucaogao Composition: Motherwort Properties: This product is brown-black thick semi-fluid; it has a slight odor and tastes bitter and sweet. Functions and indications: Promote blood circulation and regulate menstruation. Used for scanty menstruation and postpartum abdominal pain.

Motherwort Paste is mainly used for irregular menstruation caused by blood stasis, persistent lochia after childbirth, symptoms of scanty menstruation, spotting, prolonged postpartum bleeding, and incomplete uterine involution after childbirth with the above symptoms.

How to take Motherwort Paste: Orally, 10 grams each time, 1 to 2 times a day. Specifications: 100 grams per bottle.

1. It is forbidden for pregnant women to use. Use with caution in patients with blood deficiency without stasis.

2. Although most motherwort preparations are over-the-counter drugs, they must be used for symptomatic purposes. If you usually have normal menstruation but suddenly have less menstruation, or your period is delayed, you have irregular vaginal bleeding, or you have abdominal pain accompanied by vaginal bleeding after various miscarriages, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time and do not take medicine on your own.

3. It is not suitable for use in patients with deficiency of both Qi and blood, such as scanty menstruation, light-colored and thin menstruation, accompanied by dizziness, palpitations, fatigue and weakness.

4. People with heavy menstruation should not take it.

5. Patients with diabetes or those with severe chronic diseases such as hypertension, heart disease, liver disease, kidney disease, etc. should take the medicine under the guidance of a physician.

Generally speaking, it is a kind of medicine that can only be taken before menstruation. However, if your menstrual flow is already heavy, you should try not to use this medicine. Otherwise, it is likely to cause excessive menstrual flow, thus causing symptoms of anemia. And if you are a patient with diabetes, try to take this medicine under the guidance of a doctor.