Turmeric Dangerous Side Effects
On the Potential Harm of Turmeric
Turmeric, a commonly used herb in the world, is mostly used to add color and flavor to the diet, and also enters the road of medicine and health care. However, its potential harm cannot be ignored.
Disturbance of the Gastrointestinal tract
Turmeric is warm and dry, and it is easy to disturb the gastrointestinal tract if it is taken for a long time or used in excess. Those with weak spleen and stomach should be especially careful. It may cause the epigastric ruffle to be full, which seems to be blocked, and they do not know the taste of eating, or even vomiting and diarrhea. Because turmeric stimulates the gastrointestinal mucosa, damages its ability to lower and lower, and transports and loses its faculties, it is caused by various diseases.
Changes in coagulation
Turmeric has a certain power of promoting blood circulation. When used normally, it can pass through meridians and collaterals, and conduct qi and blood. However, in people with abnormal coagulation mechanism, such as those who are taking anticoagulant drugs, turmeric is associated with the drug, or causes excessive coagulation, leading to the risk of bleeding. Small ones are ecchymosis under the skin, and large ones are bleeding from the internal organs, which endangers life.
Tiredness of the liver and gallbladder
Although turmeric is often said to benefit the liver and gallbladder, if used improperly, it will damage the liver and gallbladder. Or due to individual differences, some components of turmeric can cause imbalance in bile secretion, and even cause liver damage. Symptoms include swelling and pain in the ribs, bitter mouth and dry throat, and yellowing eyes. This
The danger of allergies
Among the population, there are people who are allergic to turmeric. Touching or eating it can cause itchy skin, red rash, and even shortness of breath, chest tightness and suffocation, which are serious symptoms of allergies.
To sum up, although turmeric has many benefits, its potential harm should not be underestimated. Users should be aware of its nature, examine their own body, and weigh the pros and cons to ensure safety. When taking medicine to treat diseases, they must follow the doctor's advice and do not do it without authorization, so as not to cause harm.
