What are the common misunderstandings about the use of fibroids medication

What are the common misunderstandings about the use of fibroids? Nowadays, many families prepare family medicine boxes and put some common medicines for family members. In fact, if many medicines are not used correctly, serious problems will occur. So today we will learn about the common misunderstandings about the use of fibroids:

Intermittent or insufficient treatment

The efficacy of a drug depends mainly on its constant concentration in the blood. If you do not take the drug on time and fail to reach an effective concentration, you may not be able to control the progression of the disease. Drug treatment takes a certain amount of time to be effective. If you stop taking the drug after taking it for two or three days and the symptoms are relieved, it may become a chronic infection.

Stopping the drug suddenly or without stopping

Many chronic diseases require long-term medication to control the condition and consolidate the therapeutic effect, such as fibroids, epilepsy, depression, hypertension, coronary heart disease, etc. If you stop taking the medicine, you should do it step by step under the guidance of a physician, and do not stop taking the medicine without authorization. Otherwise, the old disease will relapse and even endanger your life. Generally, the medicine should be stopped after it has achieved the expected therapeutic effect, otherwise it will cause toxic side effects such as secondary infection, dependence, and cumulative poisoning.

Ignoring the side effects of Chinese medicine

Some people unilaterally believe that Chinese medicine has no side effects, so they use it at will. As the saying goes, medicine is three-point poisonous, even the "safest" medicine may have toxic side effects. So there is no absolutely safe medicine, and this is the same for Chinese medicine and Western medicine.

Inappropriate combination of medications

The combination of two drugs can often enhance the efficacy. However, improper combination may produce antagonism, resulting in reduced efficacy, ineffectiveness, or even toxic reactions.

Ignoring medication schedule

Most people only focus on choosing the right medicine for their illness, thinking that the disease can be cured as long as the right medicine is used. This is not always true. In order to achieve the best therapeutic effect of the medicine, in addition to using the right medicine for the right symptoms and taking the medicine according to the dosage, it is also very important to take the medicine at the right time. Choosing the right time to take the medicine can not only make the medicine achieve the expected effect and alleviate the symptoms of the disease, but also reduce the adverse reactions caused by taking the medicine, thus achieving twice the result with half the effort.