The Efficacy and Function of Yangxue Anshen Tablets
Disease description:
During this period, my physical condition has not been very good. I tend to have trouble falling asleep at night, and my sleep has been consistently light. I visited a traditional Chinese medicine hospital and was given some Yangxue Anshen tablets. I would like to ask what the effects of this medication are?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Zhang Xiuhong
Nourishing Blood and Calming Mind Tablets are a type of traditional Chinese patent medicine. Their main functions and effects are as follows:
1. Nourish yin and enrich blood: The ingredients in this medicine, such as Rehmannia glutinosa (prepared) and Millettia reticulata, have the effect of nourishing yin and blood. They can nourish the yin and blood to improve symptoms caused by deficiency of yin and blood.
2. Calm the mind and relieve restlessness: Ingredients such as Polygonum multiflorum stem and Albizzia julibrissin bark in this medicine have the function of calming the mind. They can soothe the heart, relieve irritability, and alleviate symptoms such as insomnia, vivid dreams, and palpitations caused by an unsettled mind.
3. Comprehensive regulation: Through the synergistic effects of multiple herbal ingredients, Nourishing Blood and Calming Mind Tablets can holistically regulate bodily functions and improve various symptoms caused by yin deficiency and blood insufficiency, such as dizziness and poor memory.
4. Enhance immunity: By enriching blood and nourishing the heart, this medicine can indirectly improve the body's overall immune capacity and reduce the occurrence of diseases.
However, although Nourishing Blood and Calming Mind Tablets have relatively few side effects, they are still medications and should be used under the guidance of a physician. Patients with chronic conditions such as hypertension and heart disease, as well as special populations including children, pregnant women, elderly individuals, and those with weak constitutions, should use this medicine with particular caution.
