Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history in China, and there are many widely流传 for thousands of years, which are very effective in treating diseases with few side effects. Da Bu Yin Wan is a common traditional Chinese medicine. Then, what are the functions and effects of Da Bu Yin Wan? Does Da Bu Yin Wan have side effects? Today, the editor will explain these questions one by one.

One, what is Da Bu Yin Wan

Da Bu Yin Wan is a common traditional Chinese medicine formula, which is made from 180g of Shu Di (steamed with wine), 120g of Zhi Mu (soaked in wine, fried), 120g of Huang Bai (fried brown), and 180g of Gui Ban (sulphured), and is a dark brown water honey pill.

Two, the function and effect of Da Bu Yin Wan

The key functions of Da Bu Yin Wan include: generating moisture to stop thirst. It is mainly used for Yin deficiency and fire excess syndrome. It is effective for spleen deficiency and dampness, night sweats, seminal emission, cough with blood, irritability, pain and heat in the feet and knees, or thirst and hunger, red tongue with little coating, and a rapid and strong pulse. It is mainly used in modern times to treat tuberculosis, renal tuberculosis, hyperthyroidism, diabetes, and other symptoms of Yin deficiency and fire excess.

Da Bu Yin Wan

Three, Da Bu Yin WanSide effects

Does Da Bu Yin Wan have side effects? Da Bu Yin Wan is composed of herbal medicine, so the side effects are relatively few. However, as the saying goes, ‘Three parts of poison in medicine,’ it is still necessary to consult a doctor before taking Da Bu Yin Wan.

Four, contraindications

Although Da Bu Yin Wan has few side effects, not everyone is suitable for taking Da Bu Yin Wan.

1. Patients with fever and cold are not suitable for taking it.

2. Those allergic to Da Bu Yin Wan are prohibited from using it, and those with allergic constitution should use it with caution.

3. People with external symptoms of wind-cold or internal excess of heat are not suitable for taking it.

4. Those with severe chronic diseases such as hypertension, heart disease, liver disease, diabetes, and kidney disease should take it under the guidance of a doctor.

5. Children must use it under the guidance of a doctor and be monitored by an adult.

This is the detailed introduction to the related Da Bu Yin Wan, and we believe that everyone has a certain understanding of Da Bu Yin Wan. The editor reminds everyone that although Da Bu Yin Wan can treat a variety of diseases, it belongs to traditional Chinese medicine and should not be taken arbitrarily or blindly to prevent side effects. It is necessary to take the medicine on time and in the prescribed amount under the guidance of a doctor.