Can I eat gentian after removing a mole?

Gentiana can actually help clear away heat very well, and is very effective in treating skin problems such as damp-heat jaundice, eczema and itching. If your body has this need after having a mole removed, you can eat gentian to help reduce heat.

1. Gentian, also known as gentian flower, is a perennial herb that blooms purple-blue flowers in summer and autumn. It is most distributed in the mountainous areas of southwest my country and is an alpine flower. Gentian, azalea and primrose are known as the three major natural famous flowers of China. Li Shizhen said in Compendium of Materia Medica: The liver is the site of the fire, which can be drained but not replenished. Therefore, the qi of gentian can benefit the liver and gallbladder because it can drain the evil heat of the liver and gallbladder.

2. The effects and functions of Gentiana scabra: clearing away heat and drying dampness. Treat damp-heat jaundice, swelling and itching of the vagina, leucorrhea, strong spleen and stomach, and itching due to eczema. Relieve liver and gallbladder fire. Treat jaundice, bitter taste in the mouth, red eyes, deafness, and side pain caused by cholecystitis, cholelithiasis, viral hepatitis, etc. Dispel fire and calm wind. Treat convulsions caused by fever. Diuretic and dampness-eliminating. It is mainly used to treat eye pain, neck pain, pain in the flanks, and hyperactivity of dampness and heat. Deworming and aiding digestion. Treats infantile malnutrition, latent heat in the stomach, seasonal qi

3. The medicinal value of gentian is mainly to clear away heat and dampness, and relieve liver and gallbladder fire. Used to clear away heat and dampness, and relieve liver and gallbladder fire. It is used for damp-heat jaundice, swelling and itching of the vagina, leucorrhea, itching due to eczema, red eyes due to liver fire, tinnitus and deafness, pain in the ribs and bitter taste in the mouth, strong wind and convulsions. Warming, relieves heaty diarrhea, removes intestinal worms, benefits the liver and gallbladder, and stops panic.

4. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that gentian is cold in nature, so it has the effects of clearing away heat, detoxifying and purging fire after taking it, but taking it in large quantities can easily damage the yang energy in the body, ultimately leading to imbalance of yin and yang and physical discomfort. If you drink gentian tea without paying attention to the correct use, it may cause side effects. Therefore, gentian is edible, but you need to be more careful.