Is the Chinese medicine decocted in the hospital good? Are there any problems in curative effect and hygiene?

No, first of all, Chinese herbal medicines are dry and need to be soaked before frying. The ingredients of Chinese herbal medicine are all in the bark of that handful of grass roots. Incorrect cooking methods of Chinese herbal medicines will greatly reduce the efficacy. Some specific drugs may not work well if they are not cooked according to the method. For example, some drugs need to be boiled for a long time, some need to be boiled later, and some need to be boiled separately. These hospitals generally can't decoct medicine. In addition, the hospital decocts several medicines at a time, and the temperature is high in hot days. Although it is vacuum packed, it is still easy to deteriorate, and it is hard to say about hygiene. After all, hospitals are places where patients are concentrated.