Can I eat peaches after taking medicine

Colds are very common diseases in normal times. If you have a cold, you need to actively treat it. If you don't treat it in time, it will cause many complications and have many disadvantages to your health. While actively treating a cold, you need to pay attention to your diet. A light diet is mainly good for your body to recover. However, if you have a cold, you can't eat many fruits. Can you eat peaches after taking cold medicine?

Can I eat peaches after taking cold medicine?

You can eat peaches when you have a cold. You can eat peaches when you have a cold, but try not to eat cold fruits such as bananas and watermelons. In addition, you can eat more other hot fruits such as lychees and longans, and take cold medicines such as Sanjiu Ganmao Ling in time to help recovery. At the same time, you should be careful not to cover yourself too hot, drink plenty of water, and don't eat too greasy food to help your body recover.

Taking cold medicine?

If you only eat one occasionally, it should be okay. Don't worry, you just ate one and it's not a big problem. Peaches don’t remove the medicinal properties, so feel free to eat them!

Ginger and garlic are not recommended when taking cold medicine

It may offset the effects of drugs such as Isatis Root Granules

If you have a cold, drink a bowl of ginger soup to induce sweating, and you will feel much better the next day. Many people drink ginger soup to dispel the cold after catching a cold. However, if you have a wind-heat cold, you cannot drink ginger soup during the medication period. You cannot also eat foods such as garlic and chili peppers to avoid reducing the efficacy of the medicine.

The symptoms of wind-heat cold are fever, sweating, yellow tongue coating, etc. The main treatments are Isatis root granules, Yinqiao Jiedu pills, Sangju cold granules, Shuanghuanglian oral liquid, etc. The purpose is to clear away heat and detoxify and eliminate evil heat in the body.

Precautions for taking cold medicine

Due to factors such as fatigue and large population mobility, catching a cold is a common occurrence among people. When choosing medication, people must read the ingredients carefully and use it based on their actual situation.

First of all, if the medicine uses "diclofenac sodium" as its main ingredient, which has antipyretic and analgesic effects, you must make sure that you do not have gastric or duodenal ulcers. Otherwise, if taken in large quantities and for a long time, it may easily cause adverse effects on the digestive system. People who need to restrict their sodium intake due to a medical condition should also take these medications with caution. Because "diclofenac sodium" itself contains sodium.

In addition, "aminopyrine" is also a common ingredient with antipyretic and analgesic effects. Some people may experience discomfort such as sore throat after taking it. Moreover, some medicines may contain both aminopyrine and an ingredient called acetaminophen. This medicine is not suitable for people who are usually anemic.