If there are indications, you can also drink chrysanthemum in winter as prescribed by your doctor. Chrysanthemum has the effect of dispersing wind and clearing heat, calming the liver and clearing the eyes, and removing heat and toxins. 1. Wind-heat symptom, the first signs of warm disease: chrysanthemum is light to the surface, light and clear, long in clearing and evacuating the lung meridian and the wind-heat in the surface, mainly used for wind-heat symptom or the first signs of warm disease, the performance of the function is similar to the mulberry leaf, but the evacuation of the power of a little less, often need to be used for the use of each other. 2. Hyperactivity of liver yang (liver yang is strong, causing dizziness, dizziness, headache and other symptoms): chrysanthemum is cold in nature, which can clear liver heat and calm liver yang. It is often used in headache and dizziness, tinnitus and forgetfulness caused by yin deficiency and hyperactivity of yang. It can be used with hawthorn, cassia seeds and Xia Gu Cao. 3. Eyes redness and swelling pain, blurred eyes: Chrysanthemum is pungent, bitter, cold and heat-clearing, and mainly enters the liver meridian, which can remove wind-heat and clear liver-heat, and also benefit yin, with the effect of brightening the eyes. Commonly used in wind-heat attack or liver fire due to inflammation of the eye red swelling and pain, shyness and tears (eyes afraid of light, often tears) and the liver and kidney essence and blood deficiency, blurred eyes, blurred vision. 4. Canker sores and toxins: Chrysanthemum is bitter and slightly cold in flavor, and can clear heat and detoxify. It is suitable for both internal and external application in the treatment of canker sores and ulcers. However, chrysanthemum is not as powerful as wild chrysanthemum in clearing heat and removing toxins, so it is less frequently used. It is also contraindicated in cases of yang deficiency or headache with cold (fear of cold). If you need to take chrysanthemum, it is recommended to follow the doctor’s advice.