MTA Táo Kết Information

MTA Táo Kết is a herbal medicine used for individuals suffering from constipation, helping to promote bowel movement and relieve chronic constipation.

Ingredients of MTA Táo Kết

In 250ml, there is 125g of liquid extract equivalent to dried herbs:

Thục địa (Rehmannia root): 16.50g
Đảng sâm (Codonopsis root): 13.25g
Hoài sơn (Chinese yam): 13.25g
Đương quy (Angelica sinensis): 13.25g
Thăng ma (Cimicifuga): 13.25g
Mạch môn (Ophiopogon): 13.25g
Thảo quyết minh (Senna): 13.25g
Liên nhục (Lotus seed): 9.75g
Sài hồ (Bupleurum): 8.00g
Trần bì (Tangerine peel): 8.00g
Cam thảo (Licorice): 3.25g

Excipients: Purified water to make up 250ml.

Benefits of MTA Táo Kết

Supports bowel movement, relieves constipation, and helps reduce chronic constipation.

Target Users:

Individuals suffering from constipation, especially chronic constipation.

Usage Instructions:

Take 3 times a day.
Children from 6 to 12 years old: 10ml per dose.
Children over 12 years old: 10-20ml per dose.
Adults: 10-30ml per dose.
Each treatment cycle lasts for 3 months. It is recommended to take 2–3 cycles.

This product does not contain sucrose (refined sugar), making it suitable for people with diabetes.

Important Notes:

Shake well before use as the extract may settle.
Not recommended for pregnant women or individuals allergic to any of the ingredients.
Consult a healthcare professional before using the product.
This product is not a medicine and is not intended to replace medical treatment.

Packaging:

1 box containing 1 bottle of 250ml.

Storage:

Store in a cool place, below 30°C, and away from direct sunlight.

Expiration Date:

36 months from the date of manufacture. Both production and expiration dates are printed on the packaging.

Registration Number:

11114/2019/ĐKSP

Quality Control Number:

2134/2020/XNQC-ATTP

MTA Táo kết

What is Constipation? Causes and Symptoms

Constipation is one of the most common health issues, affecting people of all ages, from children to the elderly.

Causes of Constipation

In addition to causes such as tumors, lumps, or polyps in the rectal area, constipation is most commonly caused by secondary factors that are often related to daily living habits and diet, such as:

Older Adults and Constipation

Older adults are more susceptible to constipation for the following reasons: poor diet and inadequate water intake, lack of exercise, side effects of medications, and poor bowel habits.

Consequences of Constipation

A person with constipation has at least two of the following symptoms:

Having fewer than three bowel movements per week.
Difficulty during bowel movements.
Hard stools.
A feeling of blockage in the rectum.
A sensation of incomplete bowel evacuation.
The need to use hands to assist during bowel movements.

If not treated in a timely manner, constipation can lead to troublesome consequences for the individual in daily life.

TREATMENT METHODS FOR CONSTIPATION

Constipation is not a difficult disease, but it can cause significant discomfort and affect daily life, including work and health.

Western Medicine Treatment

In Western medicine, constipation is considered a symptom of a disease. The treatment mainly involves improving the diet and using medications that increase absorption, stimulate intestinal movement, act as laxatives, or soften stools to help with defecation. The advantage of Western medications is their quick effects, providing immediate relief.

Side Effects:

Abdominal pain
Diarrhea, loose stools, potential loss of control over bowel movements
Loss of natural bowel reflex, potentially worsening the condition
Prolonged use can lead to dehydration, affecting digestion and nutrient absorption
Tolerance to the medication, requiring higher doses over time

Traditional Medicine Support for Constipation

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), constipation is caused by deficiencies in Qi and blood, heat accumulation in the large intestine, internal heat from yin deficiency, or improper eating habits.

Unlike Western treatments, which may lead to side effects with long-term use, Traditional Medicine remedies do not carry such risks. Many TCM prescriptions help to promote bowel movements effectively while also clearing heat, detoxifying, and treating the root cause of the condition.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Herbal Ingredients:

Thục địa: Nourishes Yin, invigorates blood, mainly for kidney Yin deficiency and constipation.
Đảng sâm: Tonifies the middle, increases energy, generates body fluids, and relieves thirst.
Hoài sơn: A tonifying herb that strengthens the spleen and stomach.
Đương quy: Helps with smooth bowel movements and treats constipation.
Thăng ma: Expels wind, detoxifies, and promotes Yang Qi.
Mạch môn: Moistens the intestines, promotes fluid production, and relieves constipation.
Thảo quyết minh: Promotes bowel movements and relieves constipation.
Liên nhục: Nourishes the spleen, kidneys, and heart, has a calming effect.
Sài hồ: Harmonizes the body, expels heat, elevates Yang, and relieves stagnation.
Trần bì: Helps relieve constipation and urinary retention.

MTA Táo Kết is produced using this traditional formula and helps nourish Yin, invigorate blood, generate fluids, promote bowel movements, break up blockages, and improve the body's overall digestive function. It is effective for those suffering from constipation, particularly chronic constipation. The product is licensed by the Ministry of Health and is available nationwide.

For those suffering from chronic constipation, it is recommended to use MTA Táo Kết for 2-3 months to improve digestion and liver and kidney function.

Diet for Constipation Sufferers

Constipation is a digestive disorder, so diet is an essential factor that should not be overlooked by those affected. Below is a recommended diet for people suffering from constipation. MTA suggests following this daily to help support the treatment and eventually overcome constipation.

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Solutions for Constipation Sufferers at Home

In addition to using pharmaceutical treatments for constipation, MTA recommends paying attention to and implementing the following steps to achieve the best treatment results.

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