Cough most of the cough can drink Pu’er tea, but should not be too strong; but a few cough should avoid drinking Pu’er tea.
Most of the cough is not a contraindication to drinking Pu-erh tea, such as colds, gastroesophageal reflux and other causes of coughing, appropriate drinking Pu-erh tea on the condition does not have an adverse effect, but should not drink strong tea, so as not to aggravate the condition.
In addition, a few cases of coughing should avoid drinking Pu’er tea, such as cough variant asthma is one of the more common causes of cough. Cough variant asthma patients may occasionally be allergic to pu-erh tea, and drinking pu-erh tea at this time may trigger an aggravation of the cough, or lead to other allergic manifestations, including rashes, itchy skin, chest tightness and so on.
Patients with cough are advised to consult a specialist in a timely manner to determine the cause of their cough, and to seek treatment under the guidance of a specialist according to their individual condition.