Does Chuanbei loquat paste have any impact on the stomach

Chuanbei loquat paste generally has no significant effect on the stomach, but long-term use may cause discomfort for those with spleen and stomach deficiency and cold. Chuanbei loquat paste is composed of traditional Chinese medicine such as Chuanbei mother and loquat leaves. It is mainly used to moisten the lungs and relieve cough. Its properties are cool, and short-term use at normal doses usually does not stimulate the gastrointestinal tract. The honey and syrup components in Chuanbei loquat paste can alleviate the irritation of drugs on the gastrointestinal tract, and most people will not experience stomach discomfort when taking standardized medication. This medicine is suitable for symptoms such as lung dryness, cough, and difficulty in phlegm viscosity. Proper use can help alleviate respiratory symptoms. If the gastrointestinal function is good and the medication is not taken in excess, there is generally no need to worry about adverse reactions in the stomach. Some people may experience symptoms such as epigastric pain and decreased appetite after taking SEP, which are more common in those with weak spleen and stomach or those who take it on an empty stomach. The cooling properties of Chuanbei loquat paste may exacerbate the symptoms of spleen and stomach deficiency and coldness, such as diarrhea and fear of cold. It is recommended to take it after meals or pair it with warm foods. Patients with diabetes should pay attention to their high sugar content, which may affect blood sugar control.

Spicy and greasy food should be avoided when taking Chuanbei Loquat Paste. Those with weak spleen and stomach function can take spleen strengthening diet such as yam Congee. If there is persistent stomach discomfort or loose stools, it should be stopped in a timely manner and a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner should be consulted to adjust the medication plan. It is recommended for patients with chronic gastritis to evaluate their physical condition before use, and if necessary, to combine spleen and stomach strengthening drugs to reduce the risk of gastrointestinal irritation.