Q My stomach is eroded—won't herbal medicine irritate it or strain the liver?
A A Korean medicine doctor sees your eroded stomach condition directly and prescribes in a less-irritating direction to minimize burden. Properly prescribed herbal medicine is managed so as not to harm liver function, and actually helps mucosal recovery.
Detailed Answer
Many worry, "My stomach is eroded—won't herbal medicine irritate it more?" or "Will it strain my liver if I take it for a long time?" But a Korean medicine doctor examines the degree of mucosal damage and your constitution, prescribing herbs and doses that put little burden on the eroded stomach. Herbal medicine prescribed and taken appropriately is managed so as not to harm liver function.
Korean Medicine Clinic Perspective
On the contrary, herbal medicine eases the stomach by aiding the regeneration of the weakened mucosa and digestive/absorptive function. If you feel burning or discomfort while taking it, tell us right away and we adjust the formula, practicing with safety as the top priority.
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