Generally speaking, gentlemen's drugs are used blindly, but some prescriptions in the current textbooks will write two kinds of gentlemen's drugs, which will not exceed two flavors.

If health care is what you say, it shouldn't be like this. This will not only have a better effect, but may be counterproductive.

In the compatibility of traditional Chinese medicine, there are mutual demand, mutual attraction, mutual fear, mutual killing, mutual evil and relative.

Among them, the compatibility taboos are

Nineteen fears: sulfur is afraid of nitrate, mercury is afraid of arsenic, malice is afraid of lithuania, croton is afraid of petunia, clove is afraid of turmeric, kusnezoff monkshood is afraid of rhinoceros horn, tooth nitrate is afraid of trigonous, officials are afraid of stone fat, and ginseng is afraid of trogopterus dung.

Eighteen opposites: licorice, seaweed; Bulbus Fritillariae Cirrhosae, Fructus Trichosanthis, Rhizoma Pinelliae and Rhizoma Bletillae; Shanghai Ginseng, Adenophora adenophora, Salvia Miltiorrhiza, Scrophularia, Asarum, Radix Paeoniae Alba.

Note: "anti" means that the combination of two drugs can produce toxic reactions or side effects.

Eighteen evils and nineteen fears, the drugs mentioned should be avoided.

Supplement: dietary taboos when taking medicine: Changshan avoids onions; Rehmannia glutinosa and Polygonum multiflorum avoid onions, garlic and radishes; Peppermint avoids crab meat; Poria cocos is jealous of vinegar;

If there are too many drugs, or the assistant minister is unclear, the efficacy of drugs will change greatly. So be careful.

I hope it helps you.