What are the symptoms of excessive Yin fire?

Excessive Yin fire is a relatively common symptom, also known as Yin deficiency and fire inflammation. It is mainly due to the loss of Yin fluid, which leads to symptoms of excessive virtual fire. The most common ones are irritability and insomnia, dry mouth, night sweats, and spermatorrhea. This has a relatively large impact on human health, so it is necessary to conduct timely diagnosis and treatment. In addition, you must strengthen your diet and adjust your mentality at ordinary times.

What are the symptoms of excessive Yin fire?

Yin deficiency and excessive fire often have a slow onset and a long course of illness. Its main clinical features are fever in the five hearts, red cheeks, insomnia, night sweats, dry mouth and throat, dizziness, tinnitus, red tongue with little coating, and thin pulse.

The syndrome of Yin deficiency and excess of fire can be focused on different organs. Clinically, it is mainly characterized by diseases of the heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys. The main symptoms are dry throat and mouth, irritability, hot flashes, a red tongue with cracks, no or little coating, and a thin and rapid pulse. Or symptoms of heart fire such as frequent dreams at night, palpitations, and short and dark urine;

Or symptoms of liver fire such as headache, flushed face, dry and painful eyes, bitter taste in the mouth, dry and hard stool, and stringy pulse; or symptoms of lung fire such as dry cough with little sputum and blood in the sputum; or symptoms of bone steaming and hot flashes, red cheeks and rising fire, accompanied by dizziness, back pain and fatigue, etc., male spermatorrhea, and even erectile dysfunction, and female nocturnal intercourse and other symptoms of kidney fire. The fire of each organ can appear alternately.

Treat according to syndrome differentiation

Symptoms: Hot flashes in the afternoon, or fever at night, unwillingness to wear clothes due to fever, heat in the palms and soles of feet, or hot flashes due to bone steaming, irritability, insomnia, frequent dreams, red cheeks, night sweats, body temperature higher than normal; dry mouth and throat, dry and hard stools, less yellow urine, dry and red tongue or cracked tongue, no or little tongue coating, and thready and rapid pulse. Or accompanied by recurrent oral ulcers, pain, dizziness, back pain and fatigue, etc. Treatment principle: nourish yin and relieve fire. Main recipe: Huanglian donkey-hide gelatin soup. Prescription: Coptis chinensis, Scutellaria baicalensis, donkey-hide gelatin (melted and taken with water), white peony root, and raw egg yolk. Decoction in water, remove the dregs, add gelatin thoroughly, then add egg yolk and mix. Take in 3 doses, one dose per day.