I don't want to eat all day after taking Chinese medicine

Eating Chinese medicine all day do not want to eat may be the taste of Chinese medicine affect appetite, Chinese medicine ingredients affect the digestive system, psychological factors lead to loss of appetite and other reasons. On the one hand, it may be the taste of Chinese medicine itself is more special or bitter, after taking residue in the mouth and throat, thus causing loss of appetite. The taste of Chinese herbs may stimulate and affect the taste and reduce the willingness to eat. On the other hand, some ingredients of Chinese herbs may affect the digestive system. For example, some traditional Chinese medicines with the effects of clearing heat and purging fire may affect the normal operation of gastrointestinal function to a certain extent, so that the secretion of digestive juice decreases, gastrointestinal motility slows down, and then does not want to eat. In addition, psychological factors may also play a role. If there is resistance or worry about taking traditional Chinese medicine, this psychological state may be projected onto appetite, causing the feeling of not wanting to eat. Do not want to eat all day need to adjust diet, traditional Chinese medicine conditioning and other methods to improve. 1, adjust the diet to choose millet porridge, mountain medicine porridge and other digestible, nutrient-rich foods to reduce the burden on the gastrointestinal tract, while supplementing the body needs nutrients. 2. Traditional Chinese medicine conditioning If loss of appetite is caused by weakness of spleen and stomach, you can take Shenling Baizhu Powder, Guipi Pill and other traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions with spleen invigorating and appetizing effect under the guidance of doctors to enhance spleen and stomach function and improve loss of appetite. If this situation persists and is more serious, it is recommended to communicate with the doctor in time, and the doctor can evaluate according to the specific situation to see if it is necessary to adjust the prescription or dosage of traditional Chinese medicine.