There are more proprietary Chinese medicines that can be used to treat liver-stomach disharmony (disharmony between the functions of the ascending liver and descending stomach), such as Zuo Jin Wan, Liver and Stomach Qi Pain Tablets, Shu Liver Pills, etc., and there is no such thing as the first proprietary Chinese medicine. 1. Zuo Jin Wan: It contains Chinese medicines such as Rhizoma Coptidis and Cornu Cervi Pantotrichum, etc. It has the efficacy of diarrhea, liver detoxification, stomach harmonization and pain relief, and it can be used for treating epigastric and coeliac pain, bitter and noisy mouth (the stomach has a feeling similar to hunger, emptiness with burning), and vomiting of acid, etc., which are caused by the liver and stomach (the liver produces fire and the stomach is invaded by the fire). However, it is not suitable for people with deficiency cold in spleen and stomach (spleen and stomach weak and cold). 2. Liver and Stomach Qi Pain Tablet: It contains ingredients such as rhubarb, gentian, sodium bicarbonate, etc. It has the effect of strengthening the stomach and controlling acidity, and can be used to treat gastric distension, acid reflux and pain caused by disharmony between the liver and the stomach, accumulation of food and stagnation, and loss of appetite, etc. However, it should be contraindicated for pregnant women. However, it should be contraindicated in pregnant women, and should be used with caution in those who are prone to diarrhea due to deficiency and coldness in the spleen and stomach. The adverse effects of the above drugs are not clear. Diet should be light, avoid alcohol and spicy, cold, greasy food. Avoid anger and depression, and keep a relaxed mood. Allergic to the drug is prohibited, allergic people should be cautious. People with symptoms of liver-stomach disharmony should use the medicine under the guidance of physician according to their specific symptoms, and should not blindly use the medicine by themselves.