What Chinese medicine should I take for acid reflux and heartburn? Analysis of hot topics on the Internet in the past 10 days
Recently, digestive system problems such as acid reflux and heartburn have become hot topics on social platforms and health websites. Many netizens shared their own experiences and sought Chinese medicine treatment solutions. This article will combine the hot content on the Internet in the past 10 days to sort out relevant Chinese medicine recommendations and precautions for you.
1. Hot search data related to acid reflux and heartburn in the past 10 days across the entire network
| Hot search keywords | Search volume trends | Main discussion platform |
|---|---|---|
| Acid Reflux Chinese Medicine Prescription | up 45% | Zhihu/Xiaohongshu |
| What Chinese patent medicine should I take for heartburn? | up 32% | Baidu/Douyin |
| Reflux gastritis Chinese medicine | up 28% | WeChat public account |
| Gastroesophageal Reflux Diet Therapy | up 51% | Station B/Weibo |
2. Recommended Chinese medicines for treating acid reflux and heartburn
| Chinese medicine name | Efficacy | Applicable symptoms | Usage and dosage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coptis chinensis | Clear away heat and dampness, purge fire and detoxify | stomach heat acid reflux | 3-9g decoction or taken |
| Evodia | Dispel cold and relieve pain, lower qi and stop vomiting | Cold stomach pain and acid reflux | 1.5-4.5g decoction and taken |
| jellyfish | Acid-relieving, pain-relieving, astringent and hemostatic | Gastric ulcer with acid reflux | 5-10g grind into powder and drink as a drink |
| Pinellia ternata | Reduce qi, stop vomiting, eliminate pimples and dissipate stagnation | People with obvious vomiting and acid reflux | 3-9g decoction or taken |
| tangerine peel | Regulate qi and strengthen the spleen, dry dampness and resolve phlegm | Heartburn due to qi stagnation | 3-10g decoction and taken |
3. Recommended popular Chinese medicine prescriptions
According to recent sharings from Chinese medicine practitioners and health bloggers, the following three prescriptions are the most discussed:
| Prescription name | composition | Efficacy | Things to note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zuo Jinwan | Coptis 6: Evodia 1 | Clear liver-fire, lower qi and stop vomiting | Use with caution in those with spleen and stomach deficiency |
| Xiangsha Liujunzi Soup | Ginseng, Atractylodes, Poria, etc. | Replenishing qi, strengthening the spleen, harmonizing the stomach and reducing irritation | Suitable for long-term conditioning |
| Banxia Xiexin Decoction | Pinellia ternata, skullcap, dried ginger, etc. | Calm down cold and heat, eliminate pimples and dissipate stagnation | Requires physician identification for use |
4. Answers to recently hotly discussed questions among netizens
1.What should I do if Chinese medicine is slow to take effect?Most experts recommend adjusting your diet, avoiding spicy foods, and fasting 3 hours before going to bed.
2.Can I take traditional Chinese medicine for a long time?Acid-making traditional Chinese medicine (such as sea octopus) should not be used for more than 2 months and needs to be reviewed regularly.
3.Can Chinese and Western medicines be taken at the same time?Proton pump inhibitors and traditional Chinese medicine need to be taken 2 hours apart to avoid interaction.
5. Precautions
1. Traditional Chinese medicine pays attention to syndrome differentiation and treatment. Different constitutions (dampness and heat/deficiency and cold/qi stagnation, etc.) have great differences in medication. It is recommended to consult a traditional Chinese medicine doctor first.
2. Recently, there have been many cases of netizens causing discomfort due to their own mixing. Special reminder: Coptis chinensis, Evodia and other drugs must be strictly controlled in proportion.
3. If alarm symptoms such as vomiting blood and melena occur, you should seek medical treatment immediately instead of relying solely on traditional Chinese medicine.
The statistical period of the data in this article is from X month X to X month X, 2023, reflecting the current Internet attention trend. Please refer to the guidance of a professional physician for actual medication use.
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