How to take medicine for gastrointestinal problems

High pressure, irregular work, abnormal digestive tract function, and complex modern spleen and stomach diseases are mainly manifested in two characteristics. First, there is a lot of evidence of cold. Especially when air-conditioned rooms are exposed to air conditioning, it is easy to get cold, and cold evil has a chance to enter the body, so most of it shows as evidence of cold. Second, there are many complex diseases. With the improvement of economic conditions, people's lifestyles become more and more comfortable and their movements become less and less, but the pressure of work and life is becoming greater and greater vibrator for women , resulting in chronic complex diseases becoming more common, manifested as cold, heat and deficiency.
Specifically vibrator for women , the clinical manifestations of spleen and stomach diseases in modern people can be roughly divided into three categories, and each category has a corresponding prescription.
Patients with chronic gastritis have bloating, vomiting, diarrhea, poor sleep dildo hero , etc. The former is a manifestation of stomach heat, and the latter is a manifestation of cold spleen. Traditional Chinese medicine calls it stomach heat and spleen cold syndrome, also known as upper heat and lower cold. The treatment is based on Banxia Xiexin Decoction (Banxia, baicalin, dried ginger, ginseng, coptis chinensis, dates, roasted licorice), and the doctor adds and subtracts it according to the patient's specific conditions. These people should usually eat more spinach, buckwheat, tea and other bitter foods, clear heat and soothe the stomach, onions, ginger and other spicy and sweet foods, and should also eat more fiber-containing vegetables, such as celery and leeks, which can vent and expand.
There are also people who alternate between constipation and diarrhea. Such people are afraid of cold, have cold hands and feet, have insomnia and dreams, night sweats, have thin bodies, and have a lot of body pain in women. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that there is a deficit of qi and deficiency of yin and yang. Traditional Chinese medicines such as cinnamon warming yang, peony nourishing yin, and yin and yang supplement the spleen and stomach. Huangqi Jianzhong Tang (astragalus, jujube, peony root, cassia twig, ginger, licorice, sugar) is the core drug. People with low energy are usually suitable for eating sweets. Honey is a good product to replenish blood and blood. You can use spicy and sour food to supplement yin and yang. Another type of spleen and stomach disease is more common among the elderly. It is mainly gastrointestinal symptoms such as bloating, stomach pain, abdominal distension, and poor bowel movements, or severe constipation or failure to form stools over a period of time. It is often accompanied by obvious bitter taste symptoms, poor sleep, easy to wake up early, and some women have irregular menstruation. These people are not purely a problem with spleen deficiency, but are related to liver and gallbladder vibrator for vaginal atrophy , and belong to liver depression and spleen deficiency. Therefore, the core medication is Xiaochaihu Decoction (Bupleurum, Pinellia, Ginseng, Licorice, Radix Scutellariae, ginger, and jujube). It is suitable to eat sour fruits and vinegar in ordinary times, combined with bitter and sweet foods that soften the liver and suppress the yang, and appropriately ingest meat and eggs that strengthen the spleen and stomach to replenish blood and improve deficiency syndrome. According to experts, spleen and stomach maintenance is a regular daily diet that can achieve quantitative, quantitative and timed. Quality and quality should not suddenly change significantly. For example, getting accustomed to eating a lot of meat suddenly can put a burden on the spleen and stomach. Eating regularly is also the key to preventing spleen and stomach diseases. Failure to eat on time will break the normal secretion rules of digestive juice. So far, it has damaged the spleen and stomach and buried the risk of malignant disease.