Half-summer, thick-park soup is not usually used to treat thyroid nodules, but is clinically used to treat prunus qi (similar to pharyngeal allodynia).
Half-summer, Thick-summer and Parker’s Tong is a common Chinese herbal formula composed of Thick-summer, Half-summer, Poria, Perilla leaf and Ginger, which has the effect of moving qi and dispersing stagnation, lowering the rebellious and resolving phlegm (correcting the retrograde qi flow and removing phlegm from the body).
When the diagnosis of Meibei Qi belongs to the syndrome of phlegm-qi stagnation, and there are symptoms such as discomfort in the throat, obstruction of objects, inability to vomit, fullness in the chest and diaphragm, vomiting and other uncomfortable symptoms, it is possible to take Half-summer and Thick-stemmed Poria Soup to carry out the treatment.
Thyroid nodules are categorized as gall disease in Chinese medicine, and can be treated with scrofula pills under the guidance of a physician, the composition of the drug includes XuanShen, oyster, and BeiMu.
The adverse reactions and contraindications of the drug are not clear, the specific use of drugs need to consult a professional physician’s diagnosis and treatment recommendations.