Chrysanthemum tea has the effects of dispelling wind and clearing heat, calming the liver and improving eyesight. Pregnant women with wind-heat cold can relieve symptoms such as fever, headache, dry mouth and sore throat caused by the first cold. A bad cold needs to be combined with other treatments.
Reminder: If pregnant women catch a cold, wind-dry cold or summer-wet cold, drinking chrysanthemum tea will not only be useless but also aggravate the condition.
Other precautions for pregnant women to drink chrysanthemum tea with a cold 1. It is best to drink chrysanthemum tea now. Chrysanthemum tea will reduce its health care function if it is soaked for too long, so it is not suitable to drink it again.
2, chrysanthemums are relatively cold, and expectant mothers should not drink them often. Expectant mothers with cold constitution can brew with medlar to relieve their coldness.
There are many kinds of chrysanthemum tea, and pregnant mothers can choose the one that suits them according to their personal situation. Generally, Chrysanthemum morifolium has a good effect of clearing liver and improving eyesight, Huang Juhua has a better effect of clearing heat, and you can drink more when you get angry. Chrysanthemum morifolium has a good effect of preventing and treating epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis and influenza virus.
4, pregnant women do not put too much chrysanthemum tea at a time, 4-5 petals can be, brewing should be light.
What do pregnant women eat when they catch a cold? Wind-heat cold food therapy.
Symptoms of wind-heat cold: severe fever, slight aversion to wind, head swelling and pain, sweating, sore throat, cough, sticky or yellow phlegm, stuffy nose and yellow nose, thirst, red tongue tip, thin white and yellowish fur.
Recommended diet: mint porridge
Ingredients: fresh mint 30g (dried mint 10g), japonica rice 60g, and a little rock sugar.
Practice: Mint for 5 min, remove residue and take juice, cook porridge with japonica rice, add mint juice and cook for a while, and add rock sugar to adjust.
Efficacy: This porridge can dispel wind, relieve exterior syndrome and clear the head. Keep it warm on a dry night.
Dietotherapy for colds and colds
Symptoms of wind-cold cold: aversion to cold, mild fever, anhidrosis, headache, body pain, stuffy nose, runny nose, cough with white phlegm, thirst or thirst for hot drinks, thin and white fur.
Recommended diet: onion and black bean soup
Practice: 5 shallots (small fragrance), 9g lobster sauce and 3 slices ginger, decocted in water twice a day; Or 30 g of ginger and 30 g of brown sugar, decocted for three times.