Wu Mei Pill and Si Shen Wan can be used together, there is no contraindication to pairing the two, you need to follow the doctor’s instructions to use the drug. Wu Mei Pill is composed of Wu Mei meat, pepper, cypress, dry ginger, fine Xin, ginseng, Angelica sinensis, Huanglian, Radix et Rhizoma Ginseng, Gui Zhi. Si Shen Wan is composed of nutmeg, Cornu Cervi Pantotrichum, tonic bone resin, schizandra, jujube and ginger. The instructions for Wu Mei Pills and Si Shen Pills do not explicitly state that there will be drug interactions between the two, and there is no contraindication to the composition of the drugs, so they can be used together, and should be used under the doctor’s supervision. Wumei Pills have the composition of clearing the top and warming the bottom, easing the liver and regulating the middle. It is used for long term dysentery, roundworm syncope (vomiting roundworms, cold extremities), syncopal headache (headache caused by disease evils invading the syncopal meridian), manifesting the top of the top of the headache (top of the head), when it occurs and when it stops, abdominal pain and dysentery, irritability and vomiting, and coldness of the hands and feet. Pregnant women are forbidden to take this product, adverse reactions are not clear. Si Shen Wan has the efficacy of astringing the intestines to stop diarrhea (relieving diarrhea by enhancing the function of intestinal astringency), warming the kidneys and dispersing cold (warming the kidneys and dispersing cold). It is used for diarrhea caused by deficiency of kidney yang (lack of yang qi in the kidneys), manifesting as abdominal distension and bowel sounds, loose bowel movement at five times of the day, prolonged diarrhea, poor appetite, and yellowish face and cold limbs. Adverse reactions and contraindications to this product are unclear. The drug should be applied under medical supervision.