During the period of taking Shugan Yiyang Capsules, it is generally advisable to drink tea in moderation, but it is recommended to keep an interval of at least 2 hours between the medication and the medication. Shugan Yiyang Capsules are mainly used for functional disorders caused by liver depression and kidney deficiency. Tannic acid in tea may affect drug absorption, but there will be no clear contraindications.
As a traditional Chinese patent medicines and simple preparations, the effective ingredients of Shugan Yiyang Capsule need to be absorbed by the gastrointestinal tract. Tea contains substances such as tea polyphenols and tannic acid, which may bind with alkaloids or metal ions in drugs, reducing their efficacy. The caffeine content in tea drinks such as green tea and black tea may also stimulate the nervous system, and when combined with medication, it may exacerbate discomfort such as palpitations. It is recommended to observe the body's reaction after taking the medicine. If there is indigestion or a decrease in the effectiveness of the medicine, the tea drinking time should be adjusted. When some people are sensitive to caffeine or have weak gastrointestinal function, they should reduce their intake of strong tea during medication. Individuals with severe liver and kidney dysfunction should follow medical advice to control their tea consumption and avoid exacerbating metabolic burden. Low tannic acid beverages such as chrysanthemum tea and barley tea can be used as alternative options, but it is still necessary to maintain a time interval with the medication.
During medication, maintain a light diet and avoid taking alcohol, spicy foods, and medication together. Regular sleep patterns can help drugs exert their therapeutic effects. If you need to drink tea for a long time or experience abnormal reactions, you should consult a doctor in a timely manner to adjust your medication plan. It can be paired with liver soothing and qi regulating ingredients such as goji berries and roses in daily life, but should not be brewed and consumed together with medication.
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