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On March 11, 2022, I gave a public lecture in a live video session, explaining methods to cope with damp-heat issues at home. After the live session, several enthusiastic friends (who have established the Zide Editorial Department and are continuously recruiting like-minded individuals) helped transcribe the recording into a manuscript. I then adapted the manuscript, … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow for regular updates! Damp-Heat Syndrome: High fever and thirst, yellow or scorched red tongue, convulsions, delirium or laughter, evil heat burning the pericardium, and depletion of nutritive and blood. Suitable herbs include Xijiao (Rhinoceros Horn), Lingyangjiao (Antelope Horn), Lianqiao (Forsythia), Shengdi (Rehmannia), Yuanshen (Ophiopogon), Gouteng (Uncaria), Yinhua (Honeysuckle), … Read more
Author: Wang Hailong Institution: Yixian Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital The differentiation of diseases based on the Six Meridians is a complete theoretical system, thus all diseases in the world can be diagnosed and treated using the Six Meridians. The Qing Dynasty physician Ke Yunbo also stated: “Zhongjing’s Six Meridians serve as the legal basis for … Read more
Pain Dampness in the Exterior Pain: Headache, body pain, muscle pain, joint pain (including rheumatism).1) Dampness in the Exterior Headache. Two patterns, damp-heat syndrome, aversion to cold without sweating, heavy body and headache, dampness in the exterior, suitable for Huo Xiang (Agastache), Xiang Ru (Elsholtzia), Qiang Huo (Notopterygium), Cang Zhu (Atractylodes), Bo He (Mint), Niu … Read more
As everyone can see from the title, today we will discuss something important. In some places, it is not very hot yet, so why are we talking about this so early? This is because many people’s living habits are poor, and their bodies are already filled with “dampness”. When summer arrives and the heat intensifies, … Read more
Modern individuals often suffer from damp-heat, cold-damp, and damp-obstruction syndromes, and the prevalence of dampness is a common concern. In fact, discussions on dampness can be traced back to the Huangdi Neijing and Nanjing. The term “damp syndrome” can be traced back to the Jinkui Yaolue where it discusses dampness-related diseases. The earliest mention of … Read more
Differentiation and Treatment of Wet-Heat Syndrome – Jueyin ‘Convulsions’ 【Article】Wet-Heat Syndrome, with strong fever and thirst, yellow or scorched red tongue, convulsions, delirium, or laughter, evil heat burning the pericardium, and depletion of nutritive and blood. The treatment should include Xījiǎo (Rhinoceros Horn), Língyángjiǎo (Antelope Horn), Liánqiáo (Forsythia), Shēngdì (Raw Rehmannia), Yuánshēn (Radix Scrophulariae), Gōuténg … Read more
Dr. Xiao Bai: TCM Case Studies / Medical Discussions / Reference Articles for Clinical TCM Learning The Story of Wet Clothes — Diagnosis and Treatment of Damp-Heat Syndrome To Combat Dampness, Key is to Regulate the Spleen Let us delve deeper into why dampness arises in the human body. Although we can use diuretic herbs … Read more
In daily clinical practice, we encounter many patients with spleen and stomach deficiency and excessive dampness almost every day. These patients can be categorized into types such as cold-damp constitution, damp-heat constitution, and mixed cold-heat constitution. Since intestinal damp-heat syndrome accounts for a significant proportion among these patients, today we will discuss the treatment of … Read more
Follow “Longmen Medicine” for more exciting content. In clinical practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), aside from precise differentiation and treatment, how to maximize the use of prescriptions and medications is both an art and a skill, and is the highest pursuit of TCM practitioners. Therefore, “half a day in clinical practice, half a day … Read more