In summer, Chinese wolfberry can be combined with diclofenac, maitake and eucommia, depending on individual needs, and it is recommended to ask your doctor about its use. Wolfberry is flat in nature, sweet in taste, nourishing the liver and kidney, moistening the lungs and relieving cough. It is suitable for those who suffer from deficiency of the liver and kidney (weak function of the liver and kidneys) resulting in fainting and uncertainty of the eyes, impotence and spermatorrhea, as well as coughing and thirst-induced drinking. Caution should be exercised if the spleen is deficient in loose stools (thin and unformed feces). To treat dimness of vision caused by deficiency of liver and kidney (weakness of liver and kidney), it can be used with Ba Ji Tian and Chrysanthemum; to treat kidney deficiency and lumbar pain, it can be used with Di Biao Pi and Cortex Eucommiae; and to treat deficiency labor and thirst in summer, it can be used with Di Biao Pi, Maitong and Radix Rehmanniae. If you want to match other drugs with wolfberry, it is recommended to ask your doctor for proper medication.