Does heat in the palms indicate kidney yin deficiency?

It is common to feel hot palms in daily life. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, this is a manifestation of yin deficiency and internal heat. At this time, it can be treated with certain Chinese medicine. For example, you can take Liuwei Dihuang Pills under the guidance of a doctor. You can also prescribe Chinese medicine to make a decoction to achieve the effect of regulating the body. In daily life, you should strengthen your diet and eat some foods that have good health-care effects.

Ten symptoms of Yin deficiency and internal heat:

1. The palms and soles of feet are hot, and one does not want to get close to clothes or quilts. 2. I feel restless and crave cold drinks and cold food. 3. Dry mouth, bitter taste in mouth, dry throat, nausea. 4. Restless sleep, night sweats, impatient sweats, and spermatorrhea. 5. fever. (High fever, low fever, or hot feeling on the skin even though the body temperature is not high) 6. Bleeding. (Nosebleeds, bleeding from the teeth, subcutaneous bleeding spots, etc. are all caused by yin deficiency and internal heat) 7. Dizziness, palpitations, general weakness, pale complexion. 8. Dry stool, yellow urine or yellow-red urine with a feeling of heat. 9. The pulse is thin, strong, and stringy. 10. The tongue coating is yellow or greasy, dry and less moist, or burnt yellow and less moist.

Diet

Bird’s nest is mild in nature, sweet in taste, and has the function of replenishing qi and yin, especially lung yin, making it an excellent tonic. It is most suitable for people with yin deficiency, especially those with lung yin deficiency, such as tuberculosis, bronchiectasis, pulmonary emphysema, senile tracheitis and chronic bronchitis. Zhang Lu, a doctor in the Qing Dynasty, said that it can "regulate and replenish deficiency, and cure coughing and spitting red sputum." Wu Yiluo said: "Bird's nest greatly nourishes lung yin, and it is both tonic and clearing." There is also a record in "Bencao Zaixin" that it "greatly replenishes vital energy, moisturizes the lungs and nourishes yin." Lycium barbarum is mild in nature, sweet in taste, and has the effect of nourishing yin and prolonging life. It is especially good for treating liver and kidney yin deficiency caused by soreness of waist and knees, dizziness, blurred vision, tinnitus and deafness, or lung yin deficiency caused by tuberculosis, night sweats, consumptive cough, and yin deficiency and thirst in diabetes.