Why do you still fart after drinking Chinese medicine?

This is a common clinical situation, and most of them occur in patients with body deficiency adjustment; Such patients have weak constitution, spleen and kidney yang deficiency, weak stomach and poor appetite, usually do not eat much, eat and tonify most of the qi thick yin silk, not easy to digest, endocrine is insufficient, medicine and food can not be completely digested and absorbed, mild intestinal flatulence farting, severe diarrhea or diarrhea, treatment method to reduce the appropriate individual digestion and absorption for the degree, this is the severe and mild adjustment, mild disease and heavy supplement in the clinical must pay attention to the medical rules.

The reason why the stomach gurgles and farts after drinking the traditional Chinese medicine is because some of them are related to the ingredients and medicinal effects in the traditional Chinese medicine, because some of the traditional Chinese medicine in it has the effect of ventilation, promoting gastrointestinal function, as well as running the water valley jin liquid and promoting the operation of qi and blood, so there will be a situation of gurgling and farting in the stomach after drinking the traditional Chinese medicine

Many people often drink Chinese medicine, but often fart what is going on? For the sake of our health, we often choose traditional Chinese medicine for conditioning, and the process of traditional Chinese medicine conditioning may cause intestinal disorders, or people eat too fast, etc., such a situation will occur, so what is the specific reason for taking Chinese medicine to fart a lot and smell?

1.Intestinal dysfunction.

Taking Chinese medicine to fart a lot and smell may be an intestinal disorder, because farting is directly related to intestinal dysfunction. Because intestinal dysfunction affects the abnormal fermentation of food in the intestines. This leads to an increase in gas production.

2.Chinese medicine with qi.

Generally, after taking Chinese medicine, the fart is too much and smelly, and the Chinese medicine that uses Xingqi, that is, some drugs that can channel gastrointestinal qi. For example, tangerine peel, magnolia, citrus aurantium, bupleurum, woody incense, etc.

3.Eating too fast.

If you eat quickly, or if you talk or chew gum while taking Chinese medicine, you may swallow a lot of air. Farts are part of the gas, and like blowing up a balloon, the more air you swallow, the more your stomach will distend, and the more farts you may produce.

4.Imbalance of bacteria in the body.

Bacteria ferment the food we eat, a process that occurs in the colon, but some colon bacteria can enter the small intestine, which is called small intestinal bacterial overgrowth. The food encounters these bacteria before it is digested and ferments with it, resulting in the production of farts. The gas is expelled down through the digestive system.

5.What to do if you fart after taking Chinese medicine.

Peppermint mint can be eaten in two ways. One is to brew fresh mint leaves with boiling water and let them sit for a while. Another method is to put 2 drops of peppermint oil in boiling water and let it sit for a while. Then 2 to 3 times a day.

Ginger can stop gas from being produced in the digestive system. Therefore, ginger can be consumed as soon as possible after taking Chinese medicine, or include it in your diet. Ginger can also be obtained by drinking ginger tea in the form.

Method: Grind the ginger into minced pieces, then rinse with boiling water, leave for about 10 minutes, heat to the appropriate temperature, and drink three times a day.

Fennel fennel can deal with stinky farts. Results can be achieved within minutes by slowly chewing a few fennel seeds. Or soak fennel seeds in hot or warm water for 3 to 5 minutes and drink them.

Cinnamon provides instant relief to the problem of stinky farts. Mix a tablespoon of cinnamon and honey in freshly ground soy milk. Let the mixture sit for 5 minutes and reheat the solution to the appropriate temperature to drink.

The above has introduced why you will often fart when you take Chinese medicine, in fact, it may be an intestinal disorder or an imbalance of bacteria in the body.

It may be qi-beneficial.

Normal reaction, farting is a good thing, expelling waste gases from the body.

Just like the facilitation of urine, it drives the body to function through excretion.

Fart is a normal phenomenon that expels flatulence from the stomach and intestines to make a person feel comfortable.

The traditional Chinese medicine for qi deficiency is a tonic. Promote intestinal peristalsis, so it will fart more.

It's okay, normal!

1. According to your brief description of the condition, it can be generally judged that the spleen and yang deficiency is the main problem, accompanied by qi stagnation. If there are symptoms of backache and sleepiness, it belongs to spleen and kidney yang deficiency.

2. According to the prescription and your body's reaction after taking it, there is a certain deviation in the prescription. Specifically, the prescription alleviates the problem of "qi stagnation", and the exhaust is the effect of qi-regulating drugs. However, the prescription does not use medicine for spleen and yang deficiency, but strengthens the spleen and replenishes qi.

3. Because there is no medication for spleen-yang deficiency, there is no obvious relief of spleen-yang deficiency symptoms such as loose stools, abdominal pain, and drowsiness in the morning.

4. The prescription, even if you take a few more payments in a row, it is estimated that it will still not have a good effect.

5. It is recommended that you give feedback to the attending doctor on the situation after taking the medicine, and ask him to consider whether to adjust the prescription. Or find another skilled TCM practitioner**.

6. Personally, I think that the described condition is not difficult to treat. If the prescription is basically accurate, the main symptoms should be significantly relieved after two or three days of taking the medicine.

Generally, most of these Chinese medicines use traditional Chinese medicine that conducts qi, that is, some drugs that can channel gastrointestinal qi, which is the cause of farting after taking it. For example, tangerine peel, magnolia, citrus aurantium, bupleurum, woody fragrance and so on.

The effect of the prescription is to regulate qi and strengthen the spleen, regulate qi and you will expel gas, and strengthen the spleen and you will be hungry. There is no problem to eat.

Remove the tangerine peel, citrus aurantium shell, parsnip, add some cinnamon branches, and try chicken blood vine.

Rest assured, there is no problem with the prescription.

If you do not experience increased gas before taking Chinese medicine, but only after taking Chinese medicine, then it may be caused by the adverse reaction of the Chinese medicine you are taking. However, if you have no other symptoms other than more gas, you generally don't need to be special**, but it is recommended that you pay attention to your diet and eat less gas-producing foods such as beans and potatoes.

That's the medicine you eat that has qi in the Chinese medicine, such as: magnolia, woody, tangerine peel, incense, citrus aurantium, citrus aurantium, etc. If this should be the effect of the drug has worked, good thing. Good luck soon**!

Detox! Tell you that Chinese medicine is useless, and there are toxins! It's essentially a nutrient, so isn't it okay to eat nutrition directly? --Chen Xianjun replied.

There must be a medicine for rational qi, and that's okay.

Problem Analysis:

This is generally a normal phenomenon, and drugs to strengthen the spleen and stomach are suitable for spleen and stomach lesions in the body, such as weakness of the spleen and stomach, so that the lesions will affect the gastrointestinal transport

Therefore, after taking the drug, the spleen and stomach function can be gradually restored, and the gastrointestinal peristalsis can be accelerated, so farting can be said to be a normal phenomenon.

Problem analysis: Hello, this situation is mostly considered to be the manifestation of gastrointestinal dampness and indigestion. Maybe it has something to do with the herbs you take. You can ask the doctor who prescribes Chinese medicine to adjust the medication.

Advice: You can take stomach digesting tablets and morpholine**, but you should take it one hour after the Chinese medicine you are taking. You can do some exercise after eating. Drink plenty of hot water.