
Q Is it safe to take Ijintang and Banhahubaktang series herbal medicines for a long period?
A The Ijintang and Banhahubaktang series, intended to remove phlegm and dampness, are relatively mild prescriptions. However, since the dosage and composition vary depending on one's constitution and condition, it is safer to take them under the prescription of a Korean medicine doctor.
Detailed Answer
Herbal medicines that treat phlegm in the body, ingredients and safety of herbal medicines that relieve tightness in the chest and throat
Herbal medicines that treat phlegm in the body are basic phlegm and dampness removal prescriptions composed of Banha, Jinpi, Bokryeong, and Gamcho. The herbal medicine designed to relieve tightness in the chest and neck is further enhanced with the addition of Magnolia bark, Perilla leaf, and ginger to specialize in airway relaxation and the resolution of Qi stagnation. Report on Hepatotoxicity: No issues if processed Pinellia is used instead of raw. Pregnant Women: Pinellia and Magnolia bark are contraindicated for pregnant women — must be reported in advance if pregnant or planning a pregnancy. Long-term Use (3 months+): The attending physician periodically re-evaluates the prescription. Dongjedang Korean Medicine Clinic Safety Standards Before prescribing, we formulate a safe prescription by inquiring about liver function, digestive status, and any Western medications currently being taken. If any adverse reactions occur, please visit the clinic or contact us by phone immediately, and we will adjust the prescription.
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