Chenpi, honeysuckle, jujube, wolfberry without drug contraindications, can be brewed together. However, the effective components of the drug soak water precipitation is limited, can not replace the drug treatment.
1. Chenpi: it can dry dampness and resolve phlegm (dispel dampness by drying dampness, dissolve phlegm), strengthen the spleen and regulate qi. It is used for vomiting and diarrhea, vomiting, hiccups, stagnation of Qi in the spleen and stomach, chest paralysis (chest tightness and pain), cough and phlegm, etc. Caution should be exercised in cases of Qi deficiency, dry cough with deficiency of yin, vomiting of blood, and tongue redness with little fluids, and those who have solid heat inside.
2. Honeysuckle: It can detoxify and clear away heat, evacuate wind-heat. Used for blood dysentery and heat poisoning, dengteng (acute infectious diseases, visible skin red like paint), laryngeal paralysis (pharyngeal redness, swelling and pain, or dryness, foreign body sensation, or itchy throat, swallowing difficulties), sore throat and thirst, headache and body heat, wind-heat colds and other discomforts.
3. Jujube: It can calm the mind and nourish blood, tonify the middle Jiao and benefit Qi (treating Qi deficiency by tonifying the spleen). Used for insomnia, loose stools (feces thin and unshaped), fatigue, food deficiency, spleen deficiency, women’s dirty agitation (upset and depression, sadness and want to cry for no reason) and other discomforts, where the dampness, phlegm congealment, food stagnation, worms and dental disease, cautious or forbidden to take.
4. Chinese wolfberry: can brighten the eyes and benefit the essence, nourish the kidney and liver. Used for thirst and internal heat, spermatorrhea and impotence, Yin deficiency of liver and kidney, atrophy and blood deficiency, eyesight and uncertainty and other discomforts, and should be taken with caution for those with spleen deficiency and loose stools.
If you need to use the above drugs, please under the guidance of a doctor, it is not recommended to take on their own, so as not to delay the condition or cause adverse effects.