How many boxes of Wet-Toxin-Clearing Capsules constitute one course of treatment?

Generally, there is no uniform standard for the course of treatment with Wet-Toxin-Clearing Capsules. Typically, a common course consists of 3-5 boxes, depending on the severity of the condition, individual response, and medical advice. If in doubt, it is recommended to seek medical consultation in advance. Detailed analysis is as follows:

For mild symptoms such as eczema and skin itching, and in individuals with good drug absorption, a typical course usually consists of 3 boxes. If symptoms significantly improve after taking the medication, discontinuation or dose reduction for consolidation may be considered under a doctor's guidance. During this phase, the medication primarily alleviates superficial discomfort and tends to show effects relatively quickly.

If symptoms are severe, the disease course is long, or the condition involves chronic recurrent skin problems, the treatment course may require 5 boxes or even longer. In such cases, continuous medication is necessary to address underlying causes such as internal dampness-toxin and blood deficiency with wind-dryness. After completing the course, a follow-up visit is needed, and the doctor will determine whether continued medication or adjustment of the treatment plan is necessary based on recovery progress.

The course of treatment with Wet-Toxin-Clearing Capsules must strictly follow medical instructions; patients should not arbitrarily extend or shorten the duration of medication. During treatment, regular monitoring of symptom changes and bodily reactions is necessary. If adverse effects occur or symptoms fail to improve after completing the course, timely medical consultation is advised to adjust the treatment plan and avoid prolonged, unguided medication use.