The adverse effects of Chicken Neijin are not clear, and it is not suitable for patients with spleen deficiency and no accumulation of stagnation.
Chicken Neijin is the dried inner wall of the sand sac of the domestic fowl of the pheasant family, and its effects are to dissolve stones and open the gonorrhea, stop the loss of astringent spermatozoa, and eliminate food and strengthen the stomach.
It can be used in the treatment of food accumulation, vomiting, diarrhea and diarrhea, as well as pediatric chancre (a chronic disease that refers to the symptoms of wasting, abnormal eating and drinking, and irritability of children due to improper feeding).
It can also be used to treat spermatorrhea and enuresis, dribbling of urine (the feeling of not being able to urinate enough), stonelike dribbling (discharging gravel in the urine, or sudden interruptions and pain), and gallstones.
Chicken Nei Jin is taken internally as a decoction or as a powder, and the powder is more effective than the decoction. The adverse effects of Chicken Nei Jin are not known. However, it is not suitable for patients with spleen deficiency without stagnation.
It should be noted that if patients taking Chicken Nei Jin develop other symptoms, it is recommended to immediately go to a regular medical institution for treatment, and Chicken Nei Jin should be used under the guidance of a doctor to avoid delaying the condition.