Traditional Chinese Medicine How to deal with the problem of phlegm turbidity?

Internal wetness, external wetness, these are just nouns.

It doesn't make much sense in concrete dialectics.

The medicines used are basically to strengthen the spleen and promote dampness.

In short, it is related to dampness.

At the time of the specific **.

Be careful in dialectic.

It depends on the wetness on the head, on the lower limbs, on the surface of the body, and so on.

Then focus on medication**.

I don't go into much detail here.

You can read other books for yourself.

Don't get around it.

The heavy head is not necessarily caused by internal dampness, but also caused by external dampness, so Chinese medicine is a syndrome differentiation and treatment drug.

Dry mouth and throat but don't want to drink water.

Dizziness, tinnitus, and dizziness.

Soreness in the waist and knees. These symptoms can show that you belong to the yin deficiency and yang hyperactivity, the wind and fire are disturbed and the phlegm is more serious, basically a stroke, and the symptoms are sudden fainting on the basis of the above. Unconscious. Trismu.

I can't open my mouth. Both hands are held firmly, urine and urine are closed, and the limbs are spasmodic. The face is naked, the body is hot, the breath is rough, the mouth is bad, restless, and the moss is yellow.

The above symptoms are contraindicated because the main function of antithrombotic oral liquid is to reduce blood viscosity and promote blood qi. Patients with high blood pressure are prone to cerebrovascular accidents, that is, rupture, so they should not activate blood. So disabled. Return.

Phlegm is turbid and abundant.

Clinical manifestations Obesity, oily face, dizziness, spitting and salivation, nausea and vomiting, chest tightness, numbness and heaviness of limbs, and sticky mouth. The tongue coating is cloudy and greasy, and the pulse is slippery.

People with one or more components of plasma lipids that are consistently higher than normal are called hyperlipidemia, also known as hyperlipoproteinemia. According to the results of laboratory tests, it can generally be divided into simple hypercholesterolemia, simple hypertriglyceridemia and mixed hyperlipidemia. The main clinical manifestations are dizziness, chest tightness, palpitations, sluggishness, fatigue, insomnia, forgetfulness, and limb numbness.

Modern medicine believes that the occurrence of this disease is mainly related to genetics and poor dietary habits.

Hyperlipidemia belongs to the category of "vertigo", "stroke", "phlegm pattern", "chest paralysis", "palpitations" and other syndromes in traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the occurrence of this disease may be more static and less moving, and the liver and kidney are deficient; or improper diet, diet is not normalized; The basic pathology is the dysfunction of the viscera, the infusion of ointment and lipid, and the main pathological factors are phlegm dampness, turbidity and blood stasis. According to the clinical manifestations, the syndrome differentiation can generally be divided into yin deficiency and yang hyperactivity, spleen qi weakness, phlegm turbidity and internal abundance, blood stasis and paralysis and other syndrome types.

Hello! Traditional Chinese medicine has different Western medicine interpretations of phlegm turbidity in different parts.

For example, phlegm turbidity in the heart can be interpreted by Western medicine as myocardial infarction.

For example, in the cerebrovascular system, Western medicine can explain it as cerebral artery blood tethering.

For example, if the body is obese, Western medicine refers to fat.

On the **, it is mainly to promote blood circulation and dispel phlegm and stasis, and it is necessary to strengthen exercise, eat lightly, mainly vegetarian, pay attention to rest, and not stay up late.

What does it mean when Chinese medicine says "phlegm and dampness are abundant"? How is it**? Hear from the experts.