Although deer antlers are good, they cannot be eaten randomly. These people should not eat deer antlers

Although deer antler is a tonic, it is not suitable for everyone. Whether it is deer antler or deer antler porridge, you should be more careful when eating it. Who should not eat deer antler? What are the side effects of deer antler? Let's take a look.

Side Effects of Deer Antler

The hormone substances contained in deer antlers can irritate the gastrointestinal mucosa and cause gastrointestinal reactions. The symptoms are usually epigastric pain, nausea, cold sweats, and in severe cases, upper gastrointestinal bleeding. It can also cause allergies, pale complexion, panic, shortness of breath, chest tightness, sweating, shock and death. When taking deer antlers, it is advisable to start with a small amount and increase it slowly. It is not advisable to take a large amount suddenly, so as to avoid the rise of yang and wind, dizziness and red eyes, or help fire to move blood, resulting in nosebleeds.

At the same time, the effective ingredients of deer antler will react with the tannic acid in fruits and vegetables and be destroyed, so it is contraindicated; anyone suffering from a new infection with fever or sudden severe pain should temporarily avoid using it.

It should also be noted that people who are physically strong and do not need to take the medicine or those who eat too much antlers are prone to reactions such as dizziness, chest tightness or nosebleeds. They should stop taking the medicine immediately and observe, and should not continue to use it forcibly.

People who are not suitable for taking deer antler

1. People with Yin deficiency constitution diagnosed by traditional Chinese medicine as having low fever, sweating, hot palms and soles, dry mouth and throat, and flushed cheeks, as well as patients with hypertension, coronary heart disease, liver and kidney diseases, various febrile diseases, and hemorrhagic diseases should not take deer antler.

2. People with symptoms of "five-heart heat" and yin deficiency.

3. People with yellow and red urine, dry or sore throat, frequent thirst and symptoms of internal heat.

4. Frequent nosebleeds, or women with heavy menstrual flow, bright red blood, red tongue and thin veins indicate that they have hot blood.

5. People who are suffering from colds, headaches, nasal congestion, fever, chills, coughs with sputum and other external evil symptoms.

"All medicines are poisonous to some extent." No matter what, friends who need to take deer antlers must take them according to the doctor's instructions.