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Is it okay to drink tea and take medicine?
You can't.

Tea will decompose the medicinal properties, so that drugs can not be absorbed by the human body and can not play its medicinal role. In addition, tea will hinder the absorption of nutrients such as protein, so drinking tea will also reduce the efficacy when taking tonic drugs such as Radix Codonopsis, Radix Astragali and Rhizoma Dioscoreae.

Except for some drugs that can't be taken with water, such as sublingual first aid drugs, you can drink more water when taking drugs to improve dissolution and promote absorption.

Extended data

1, mineral water contains some minerals and metal ions, such as calcium, which will also affect some drugs. The instructions indicate that tetracycline antibiotics, alendronate sodium and other drugs are strictly forbidden to take with calcium preparations, and try not to take with mineral water.

2. Disable juice delivery. Orange juice will interfere with the metabolism of some drugs in the liver, which will hinder its metabolism and thus enhance its toxicity. For example, statins for regulating blood lipids, celilol for treating heart disease, etc.

People's Network-Can I only take medicine with boiled water? The effect of taking these waters is doubled.

People's Daily Online-Family medication: Capsules cannot be opened. Drinking and drinking tea are forbidden when taking medicine.