Ginseng should not be used in combination with Wu Ling Zhi because Wu Ling Zhi will reduce the efficacy of ginseng, and taking it at the same time may cause nausea and vomiting, abdominal distension and abdominal pain, and other adverse reactions. Ginseng has the effects of tonifying the vital energy (replenishing the root energy of the body), tonifying the spleen and the lungs (nourishing the spleen and lungs), generating body fluid, tranquilizing the mind and promoting intellectual development. It is clinically used in treating qi deficiency, insufficient spleen qi, and middle qi subsidence (deficiency of spleen and stomach qi, with manifestations such as falling of the internal organs). Note that it is forbidden to be taken by those who have solid symptoms, hot symptoms and those who have internal dampness-heat deficiency of positive qi. Wu Ling Yi has the efficacy of activating blood circulation and relieving pain (relieving pain by removing blood stasis), resolving blood stasis and stopping bleeding, and is mainly used for treating pains caused by blood stasis, such as chest paralysis (stuffy pain in the chest), heart pain, dysmenorrhea, menstrual closure, and so on. Caution should be exercised when there is blood deficiency without blood stasis and in pregnant women. Traditionally, it is believed that Renjian and Wulingyi belong to one of the “nineteen taboos”, so the two medicines should not be paired and used together. Patients should consult a professional Chinese medicine practitioner in time and use the medicine under the guidance of the professional Chinese medicine practitioner.