Click the blue text above to follow us! Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine Yang Chunbo is a chief physician at the Second People’s Hospital affiliated with Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He has long been engaged in clinical, teaching, and research work on digestive system diseases, with in-depth studies on Spleen and Stomach Damp-Heat … Read more
Spleen-Stomach Damp-Heat Syndrome is a common clinical syndrome of the spleen and stomach. With the warming of the Earth’s climate, improvements in living standards, changes in dietary structure, and the abuse of medications, this syndrome has shown an upward trend. It can occur in many diseases across various systems and is closely related to digestive … Read more
Damp-Heat Diseases Xue Shengbai of the Qing Dynasty (1) The damp-heat syndrome begins with aversion to cold, followed by heat without cold, sweating, chest fullness, a white tongue, and thirst without desire to drink. My note: This line outlines the damp-heat syndrome. Damp-heat diseases mostly belong to the Yangming and Taiyin categories. If the central … Read more
Compiled by Xiao Zhi Yi, practical skills and knowledge points that must be learned Section Two: Damp-Heat Syndrome Key Point One: “Damp-Heat Syndrome, initial aversion to cold… white tongue, thirst without desire to drink.” 【Original Text】Damp-Heat Syndrome, initial aversion to cold, later only heat without cold, sweating with chest oppression, white tongue, thirst without desire … Read more
Baicao Traditional Medicine Learn a little every day, stay healthy every day Dietary Remedies for Wind-Heat Cold in Traditional Chinese Medicine Traditional Chinese Medicine is a treasure of the Chinese nation Many experienced traditional Chinese medicine practitioners share their treasured remedies with everyone, hoping to help you! Spread knowledge of Chinese medicine and promote TCM … Read more
Recently, a patient named Xiao Wang came to Qishan Hospital, sniffling and wrapped in a down jacket, shivering. He told the doctor that he caught a cold after running the day before without waiting for his sweat to dry and then taking a hot shower. He heard from others that colds can be classified into … Read more
To prevent not finding it next timeCommon cold is one of the most common diseases in our daily life. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the common cold is classified as an external pathogen (external evil) disease. According to clinical symptoms, the common cold is divided into four categories: wind-cold common cold, wind-heat common cold, seasonal … Read more
Wind-cold common colds often occur during sudden temperature drops or in places with significant indoor-outdoor temperature differences. If clothing adjustments are not made in time, it is easy to catch a chill and induce a wind-cold common cold. In the early stages of a wind-cold common cold, the cold syndrome predominates or begins with cold … Read more
Common colds are frequent minor illnesses. Many people think that simply going to the pharmacy to get some medicine will suffice. However, this is not the case, as colds can be classified into Wind-Cold and Wind-Heat types. If the type of cold is not determined, taking medication blindly may worsen the condition. Wind-Cold common cold … Read more
▲Zhang Xijian, National Renowned TCM Practitioner (1944.5-) Zhang Xijian, a national renowned TCM practitioner and chief physician at Chongqing Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. Exogenous fever is commonly associated with diseases of the respiratory, digestive, and urinary systems, falling under the categories of “Wenbing” (Warm Diseases), “Rebing” (Heat Diseases), and broadly “Shanghan” (Cold Damage) in TCM. … Read more