Taboos on eating angelica

Angelica is a traditional Chinese medicine that many women often consume to improve their health. Regular consumption can effectively improve phenomena such as irregular menstruation and dysmenorrhea, which can make the body healthier. However, many women always take medicine on their own when they have physical problems. In fact, Angelica has certain contraindications to consumption. Only when you master it well will it avoid causing harm to the body. Let's learn about the contraindications of Angelica below.

Taboos on eating angelica

1. Excessive dosage: Oral administration of regular dosage of Angelica decoction or powder may occasionally cause fatigue, drowsiness and other reactions, which will disappear after stopping the medication. Acupuncture injection of angelica volatile oil can cause patients to experience fever, headache, dry mouth, nausea and other reactions, which can be relieved on their own. Administration of large doses can lower the blood pressure of experimental animals. Further increases in the dose will cause a sudden drop in blood pressure and respiratory arrest. Angelica angelica ether extract is highly toxic and even a small amount can cause death in experimental animals. Angelica should not be used in excess in clinical practice, and attention should be paid to any adverse reactions after taking the medicine.

2. Allergic reaction: There are reports that acupuncture injection of compound angelica injection causes anaphylactic shock.

3. Improper use of the medicine: Angelica sinensis is pungent and fragrant. People with menorrhagia, bleeding tendency, yin deficiency, internal heat, and loose stools should not take it. Improper use of medication will aggravate symptoms such as bleeding and diarrhea.

4. It is forbidden to be used by patients with excessive heat and bleeding. It should be used with caution by those with excessive dampness, fullness in the middle, and loose stools. Taboos in historical documents: (1) "Compendium of Materia Medica" says: "Nanru is disliked." Fear of calamus, seaweed and malaria. (2) Materia Medica: Dislikes heat. (3) "Bencao Mengquan" says: Angelica sinensis is very slippery and should be avoided by people with diarrhea.

4. "Leigong Paozhi Yaoxing Jie" says: It should be used sparingly for those with the initial stage of wind evil and qi stagnation.

5. "Bencao Jingshu": It is forbidden to use for those with weak stomach and intestines, loose diarrhea, all kinds of spleen and stomach diseases, aversion to food, loss of appetite and indigestion, even before and after delivery. Patients who are not suitable for taking Angelica sinensis: Pregnant women should use it with caution. Children should use under the guidance of a doctor.

The above is an introduction to the taboos of consuming angelica. After understanding it, we know that although angelica can improve the body, it cannot be consumed in excess. In addition, it is best to consume it under the guidance of a doctor to better improve the disease. In addition, we must also maintain good living habits in daily life, pay attention to the balance of diet and nutrition, and exercise.