I always fart after drinking Chinese medicine to replenish qi and blood

Farting is an automatic behavior that the human body cannot control. It is a behavior that expel unnecessary substances from the body. Farting is good for the human body, but farting frequently is harmful to the body rather than beneficial. Frequent farting is a problem with the digestive system. We should pay attention to it at this time. So why do we often fart after taking Chinese medicine to replenish qi and blood?

If you often fart after taking Chinese medicine for replenishing qi and blood, it may actually be due to some gastrointestinal problems, such as chronic gastritis, gastric ulcer, etc., which may cause this reaction. However, it cannot be ruled out that it is a reaction caused by the Chinese medicine. Generally, if there is no discomfort, there is no need to worry. In addition, you should pay attention to choosing the right Chinese medicine for replenishing qi and blood. Chinese angelica, black wolfberry, and eight treasures are all effective Chinese medicines for replenishing qi and blood.

1. The main effects of Angelica and Rehmannia are to nourish blood, nourish yin and promote blood circulation, while Astragalus can replenish qi. However, it is not suitable for people with weak spleen and stomach, qi stagnation, excessive phlegm, and abdominal distension and pain. Moreover, Rehmannia is sticky in nature. If taken for a long time or in large amounts, it will cause harm. Digestive advice: You may have taken a large amount or taken it for a long time, or your spleen and stomach are weak and it is not suitable for long-term use. You can reduce the dosage or stop taking it, because the nourishing effect of Chinese medicine varies from person to person. Excessive and long-term use of some may cause discomfort to the body.

2. It may also be caused by weak spleen and stomach and poor digestion and absorption. The medicine should be taken warm, in small amounts and multiple times, or taken before meals.

3. It may also be caused by gastrointestinal dysfunction, increased motility, and rapid emptying, and may be a mild enteritis. Suggestions: It is recommended to take antibiotics and drugs to regulate gastrointestinal function (anti-bloating tablets, etc.), eat a light diet, avoid irritating foods such as raw, cold, spicy and other foods, avoid stimulation from tobacco and alcohol, prevent unclean food, pay attention to keeping the abdomen warm, and do hot compresses, etc.

4. When the amount of gas discharged from the anus greatly exceeds the usual amount, it is called excessive farting. Excessive farting can be seen in indigestion caused by various reasons, stomach diseases such as gastritis, peptic ulcer, liver, gallbladder, pancreas diseases, etc. Suggestions: It is suggested that excessive farting may also be caused by consuming too much starch and protein food (such as beans, potatoes, eggs, etc.), or eating too fast, and habitually swallowing too much, often swallowing saliva, and taking in more air. These are not pathological and require no treatment.