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Treatment of Upper Jiao Damp-Heat Syndrome Continuation from last issue: Overview of Damp-Heat Diseases 1. Characteristics of the Syndrome The Upper Jiao Damp-Heat syndrome represents the initial stage of damp-heat disease. The path of pathogenic invasion is primarily through the mouth and nose. It may occur due to the combination of damp and heat evils … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine Case Studies / Medical Discussions / Reference Articles for Clinical Learning 【Original Text】 Damp-heat syndrome, with menstrual flow arriving, strong fever and thirst, delirium and confusion, chest and abdominal pain or tongue without coating, pulse slippery and rapid, evil invading the Ying level, should use large doses of Xījiǎo (Rhinoceros Horn), Zǐcǎo … Read more
“Among the six qi, damp-heat is a disease that affects eight or nine out of ten people.” From ancient times to the present, damp-heat has always been our “great concern.” Heavy breath, lack of appetite; oily skin all day, prone to rashes; oily hair within a day after washing; irritable temperament; excessive leukorrhea in women, … Read more
Liver Meridian Damp-Heat Syndrome Definition The Liver Meridian Damp-Heat Syndrome is a TCM diagnostic term. It refers to the accumulation of damp-heat in the liver meridian, characterized by symptoms such as distension and pain in the hypochondrium, dampness and itching in the genital area, swelling and pain in the genitals, or ear pain with purulent … Read more
Professor Zhao Shaoqin was born into a family of imperial physicians and is a lifelong professor at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. He serves as a consultant for the Chinese Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, a director of the Chinese Medical Foundation, an advisor for the Chinese Oriental Culture Research Association, and a member of … Read more
▲ Master Li Zhenhua （1924.11-2017.5） Li Zhenhua, the first Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine, served as the chief physician at the Henan Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and was one of the national renowned experts in traditional Chinese medicine. He has made significant contributions in clinical practice. Below, we present Master Li’s experience in … Read more
Recently, there has been a rise in flu cases, and individuals with weakened immune systems often exhibit cold symptoms during seasonal transitions. It seems that many people have been battling colds year after year since childhood. Recently, some friends have asked me, “I caught a cold, why hasn’t the cold medicine worked?” and “I’ve had … Read more
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), colds are primarily classified into two types: Wind-Cold (Feng Han) and Wind-Heat (Feng Re). These two types differ significantly in their pathogenesis, symptoms, and medication choices. Wind-Cold colds are caused by the invasion of wind and cold pathogens, leading to a failure of lung qi to disperse. Wind-Heat colds result … Read more
Every time the seasons change, with the variation in weather, colds also enter a high incidence period. So, when facing patients with colds, how should we recommend medication as staff? Let’s take a look at the classification of colds and the corresponding suitable medications! 01 Classification of Colds Western medicine classifies colds into common colds … Read more
Discussing Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, and the Path to Medicine Click to play the audio course Hello everyone! Today we will explain the third episode of “Understanding Diseases in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)” focusing on wind-heat cold. Many people consider a cold to be trivial, thinking it will resolve in a few days, … Read more