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In the previous ten articles about the common cold, we discussed the understanding of the common cold in modern medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the classification of the common cold in TCM, necessary examinations for the common cold, and the differences between the common cold and influenza. Today, this article will discuss how to … Read more
Introduction: Winter is a peak season for colds. Wearing too many clothes can lead to a Wind-Heat cold, while wearing too few can result in a Wind-Cold cold. However, many people struggle to distinguish between the two. Let’s explore this topic together. How to Differentiate Between ‘Wind-Cold’ and ‘Wind-Heat’ Colds Wind-Cold Cold Symptoms: Chills, no … Read more
Wind-Cold (Feng Han) and Wind-Heat (Feng Re) are terms used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The former is commonly referred to as “catching a chill,” often caused by fatigue, sudden exposure to cold wind, or inadequate rest. However, it can also be triggered by other factors such as allergic rhinitis. Wind-Heat colds are more common … Read more
Every year at this time, there are particularly many cases of Wind-Cold common cold, and many people around start to cough, produce phlegm, have a runny nose, and sneeze. Some have a cold, some have asthma, some have bronchitis, some have rhinitis, and others have seasonal cough. Wind-Cold Common Cold It is uncomfortable to hear … Read more
Click Green Voice for more exciting information The Wind-Cold common cold is often caused by exposure to cold, typically presenting with severe chills, mild fever, no sweating, nasal congestion, runny nose, and a preference for warm drinks. Treatment can be achieved through moxibustion at Dazhui (大椎), Feishu (肺俞), Fengmen (风门), Fengchi (风池), and Hegu (合谷) … Read more
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▍Source: Pharmacy Manager▍Authorized Reprint by Pharmacy ManagerAs spring transitions to summer, temperatures fluctuate, and many people may catch a cold. How can pharmacy staff help customers distinguish between different types of colds and guide them in medication use? Today, we will discuss the differences between Wind-Cold and Wind-Heat colds, along with corresponding recommendations for Chinese … Read more
Colds are common external diseases that occur in all seasons, especially prevalent in winter and spring. Many families stock up on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) for treating colds, yet some individuals find that their symptoms do not improve despite taking various medications. The key issue lies in the lack of differential diagnosis and appropriate medication. … Read more
Wind-Cold Cold is caused by the invasion of wind-cold evil and the failure of lung qi to disperse. Symptoms include: severe chills, mild fever, absence of sweating, headache, body aches, nasal congestion with clear discharge, cough with thin white phlegm, no thirst or preference for warm drinks, and a thin white tongue coating. The treatment … Read more
Common cold is a febrile disease caused by external wind pathogens or seasonal viruses, referred to in modern medicine as respiratory infectious diseases. Clinical manifestations include fever, chills, headache, nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing, cough, sore throat, and floating pulse. Colds can occur in all seasons, with a higher incidence in the cold winter and … Read more