For patients who have the indications of both Huo Xiang Zheng Qi Pill and Shu Liver Pill, you can use both drugs under the guidance of a doctor to avoid drug interactions.
Patchouli Zhengqi Pill is composed of Guangleixiang, licorice, perilla leaf, dahurian dermatophyte, dahuric dahurica, platycodon, Chenpi, Houpu, etc. It has the effect of eliminating dampness and relieving the surface, harmonizing the middle and regulating the qi, and is used for internal injuries and dampness stagnation (stagnation of dampness within the body caused by too cold diet, etc.), external wind-cold, chest and diaphragm plagued with stuffiness, headache, faintness and heaviness, vomiting and diarrhea, and distention and pain in the hypochondrium (abdomen). Adverse reactions and contraindications are not known.
Avoid smoking, alcohol and spicy, cold and greasy food during the administration of this product, and should not take tonic proprietary Chinese medicines at the same time during the administration of the drug.
Shu Liver Pill is composed of Citrus aurantium dulcis, neem seeds, poria, vinegar Yanhuisuo, Chen Pi, white peony, sand nuts, turmeric, ginger, thick Park, wood incense, etc. It has the effect of harmonizing the stomach and soothing the liver, relieving pain and regulating the flow of qi, used for the liver depression and stagnation of qi, pain in stomach and epigastric cavity, distension of the chest and ribs (chest and ribs part of the collective term), belching (belch), acidity, cacophony (the stomach has a similar sensation of hunger, emptiness accompanied by burning), and vomiting.
Adverse reactions to this product is the occasional skin allergy after taking the drug, allergic to this product and its ingredients are prohibited, pregnant women should be used with caution.
It is recommended to take the drug under the guidance of a physician or pharmacist to avoid adverse reactions.