White Blood Cell Formula Not to Be Taken With Yixuesheng

In hospital, prescribed medications should not be replaced with Chinese herbs or patent medicines based on Western medical theory. The holistic view and syndrome differentiation are unique features of traditional Chinese medicine; without this theoretical foundation, patient outcomes cannot be guaranteed. Generally, the principle "hot conditions treated with cold, cold conditions treated with hot" is well known among clinical TCM practitioners. Clinical observation shows most patients have symptoms such as hot palms and soles, fatigue, and spontaneous sweating—indicative of yin deficiency with fire excess or dual qi-yin deficiency. According to these principles, treatment should focus on nourishing yin, reducing fire, tonifying qi, and enriching blood. However, some hospital physicians still prescribe patent medicines like Yixuesheng, causing patients to feel increased body heat, pain, and fever. Upon analysis, these drugs contain warm-hot ingredients such as deer antler, deer blood, placenta, and Huangqi. This approach is like carrying firewood to put out a fire, leading patients into therapeutic misdirection. Both theoretically and practically, this has been proven: blindly interpreting drug names without analyzing their components completely abandons TCM principles, plunging patients deeper into suffering. We advocate integrating Western and Eastern medicine, but always with clear understanding and dedication to achieving better results, lower costs, and less pain. We advise patients to consult us before taking any medication so we can analyze its components and offer sound treatment recommendations.