Can I Take Qi-Boosting and Blood-Nourishing Oral Liquid for a Long Time?
Most women are familiar with Jingxin Oral Liquid, a medication commonly used by women during menopause for its calming and relaxing effects. However, Yiqi Buxue Oral Liquid, a traditional Chinese medicine formulated to tonify qi and nourish blood, is not suitable for long-term use despite its ability to regulate the body. Below, we will delve into the specific groups of people who can benefit from Yiqi Buxue Oral Liquid.
Yiqi Yangxue Oral Liquid is primarily used to regulate blood and qi. Firstly, it's important to understand that iron-deficiency anemia occurs when the body lacks iron, an essential trace element for hemoglobin synthesis. Iron deficiency can lead to decreased hemoglobin quantity and activity, resulting in lowered hematin levels. People with insufficient blood and qi may experience symptoms such as dizziness, paleness, or sallow complexion. Therefore, Yiqi Yangxue Oral Liquid can be effective for those with anemia.
Other suitable groups include:
- Those with weak constitutions
- People with poor sleep quality and long-term mental labor accompanied by palpitations, shortness of breath, and dull complexion
- Women with excessive menstrual bleeding, pregnancy, childbirth, miscarriage, or lactation who have a deficiency of both qi and blood
- Rapidly developing individuals with high nutritional demands
- People recovering from significant blood loss or post-surgery
- Individuals who have taken medications that can cause anemia
- People who are chronically exposed to chemical toxins or radioactive materials
When taking Yiqi Yangxue Oral Liquid, it's important to:
- Avoid greasy foods
- Use with caution if you have hypertension
- Take it before meals
- Avoid it if you have menstrual symptoms such as early menstruation with heavy flow, deep red menstrual blood, or premenstrual or menstrual abdominal pain and breast tenderness
- Follow the recommended dosage and usage, and consult a doctor for children and pregnant women
- Stop taking it immediately and seek medical attention if symptoms persist or worsen after two weeks of use or if new severe symptoms occur
- Avoid it if you are allergic to the medication, and use with caution if you have allergies
- Do not use if the appearance of the medication has changed
- Keep it out of the reach of children and use under adult supervision
- Consult a doctor or pharmacist if you are taking other medications
