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Wind-Cold Cold Wind-Heat Cold 1. Key Points for Clinical Treatment of Wind-Cold and Wind-Heat Colds (1) Clinical Characteristics of Wind-Cold Cold: ① Tongue coating is pale white and thin, pulse is tight and floating. ② Cough with thin phlegm, or with bubbles. ③ No sweating, headache, and joint pain all over the body. ④ Aversion … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) categorizes common colds into Wind-Cold and Wind-Heat types. Many people struggle to distinguish between Wind-Cold and Wind-Heat colds. 1. Wind-Cold Cold The onset is usually due to fatigue, lack of rest, and exposure to wind or cold. Wind-Cold colds are more common in autumn and winter. This type belongs to the … Read more
The spring weather is changeable, sometimes hot and sometimes cool, especially with significant temperature differences in the morning and evening, which many people find difficult to adapt to. Frequent changes of clothing can easily lead to a wind-cold common cold. This is particularly important for families with young children. When it comes to colds, everyone … Read more
Before reading this article, please click on the blue text above “Health Helper” and then click “Follow” so you can receive the latest content for free. We share daily, and it’s completely free to subscribe, so feel free to follow. People often tend to overlook common occurrences, taking them lightly. For instance, a person may … Read more
Grateful for Your Support Strengthening Awareness of Prevention and Control Treatment of Wind-Cold Common Cold The typical symptoms of a Wind-Cold common cold include runny nose, cough, and sneezing, which can be quite uncomfortable. These symptoms are often due to a lack of proper warmth and can significantly affect daily life and work, necessitating timely … Read more
Spring Cold Colds are caused by the invasion of the six excesses and seasonal viruses into the human body. The primary cause is the invasion of wind evil, but in different seasons, it often combines with other evils, such as cold evil in winter, wind evil in spring, heat and dampness in summer, and dryness … Read more
Clinical Manifestation of Wind-Cold Common Cold: Wind-Cold Binding the Exterior Today we will discuss a type of common cold, known as Wind-Cold Common Cold (实证感冒, shí zhèng gǎn mào), characterized by Wind-Cold binding the exterior. The common cold is something everyone is familiar with, as it is quite prevalent. When the body’s immune system is … Read more
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), there are four types of common colds: Wind-Cold, Wind-Heat, Summer-Damp, and Epidemic (i.e., influenza). The characteristic of influenza is a sudden high fever. Wind-Heat colds also present with high fever, but there is a progression. Wind-Cold and Summer-Damp colds may also cause fever, but the temperature is generally not too … Read more
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) theory, the common cold is an external pathogenic disease caused by the invasion of external evils, primarily categorized into two types: Wind-Cold and Wind-Heat. The treatment for different types of colds must be approached differently. 1. Wind-Cold and Wind-Heat In TCM etiology, there is the concept of Wind evil. … Read more
Last time, I mentioned discussing the traditional Chinese medicines for treating wind-cold common cold, and today we will begin. Why discuss wind-cold common cold? Because this year’s six qi (气) is characterized by an excess of wind and wood, along with the influence of the cold water qi, creating an environment where wind and cold … Read more