Yixian Pharmacy Professional, practical, and reliable public account Follow Qi deficiency constitution refers to a state characterized by insufficient vital energy, with symptoms such as weak breath and low organ function. Qi deficiency often manifests as pale complexion, palpitations, shortness of breath, spontaneous sweating, dizziness, poor appetite, cold limbs, fatigue, lack of spirit, and poor … Read more
Source: Yixian Pharmacy V Author: Chen Yongkang, Chen Chuxiong Qi deficiency constitution refers to a state characterized by insufficient vital energy, primarily manifested as weak breath and diminished organ function. Qi deficiency often presents with symptoms such as pale complexion, palpitations, shortness of breath, spontaneous sweating, dizziness, poor appetite, cold limbs, fatigue, lack of energy, … Read more
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Qi deficiency primarily refers to the deficiency of Qi in the Spleen and Lung meridians, which is mainly manifested by symptoms such as fatigue, shortness of breath, breathlessness upon exertion, low voice, pale complexion, poor appetite, pale tongue with white coating, and weak or thin pulse.The main herbs used for … Read more
If you have Spleen Qi deficiency, should you just use Shenling Baizhu Wan? How should you adjust for Spleen deficiency? Today, I will interpret the summary of Chinese patent medicines for Spleen and Stomach weakness with a doctor, so you will never use the wrong medicine again. Hello everyone, I am Dr. He. In daily … Read more
Do You Know About Spleen and Stomach Yang Deficiency? Spleen and stomach yang deficiency, also known as pi wei yang xu (脾胃阳虚) or zhong jiao xu han (中焦虚寒), refers to insufficient yang energy in the spleen and stomach. This deficiency weakens the warming ability of yang energy, leading to various cold and deficiency symptoms, such … Read more
From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the liver plays a role in regulating the flow of Qi and stabilizing emotions. Maintaining a cheerful mood is beneficial for liver health. However, frequent feelings of depression and anxiety can lead to liver Qi stagnation, resulting in a series of pathological changes. What are the four … Read more
Wind-cold colds are a very common pattern in TCM diagnosis, primarily caused by the invasion of wind and cold pathogens into the body. This condition is typically seen in the autumn and winter seasons, with main symptoms including:“chills, no sweating, mild fever, body aches, severe pain, headache, nasal congestion, clear nasal discharge, sneezing, throat itchiness, … Read more
Life’s Trust Heavy Responsibilities As winter approaches and the weather fluctuates, colds are easily contracted. Often, taking medication can alleviate symptoms, but sometimes the medication may not be effective or may even worsen the condition, leading to the consideration of whether the “medication is inappropriate for the symptoms”. Colds can be categorized: Wind-Cold colds and … Read more
Since October, a wave of external pathogenic factors has been intensifying. On November 20 (Monday), I personally experienced the process of this round of external pathogenic fever. In the past two days at the clinic, I have continuously treated many patients with external pathogenic fever and cough, mainly children, which left me feeling quite exhausted. … Read more
Many people often have this question during their daily visits to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners: which is better, herbal decoctions or patent medicines? Which one works faster? 1. Differences Between Herbal Decoctions and Patent Medicines Herbal decoctions are individualized, with no fixed formula or proportions, while patent medicines are pre-mixed according to specific ratios. … Read more