What are the symptoms of lung fire?

Lung inflammation is quite common in our daily life, especially when the weather is dry, it is easy to cause lung inflammation. For example, it is commonly caused by colds and flu, poor diet, etc. This can cause coughing, chest pain, sometimes coughing up yellow phlegm, sore throat, difficulty urinating, yellow urine and many other symptoms.

What are the symptoms of lung fire?

1. Lung Excess Heat Syndrome

1. Symptoms: fever, thirst, cough, chest pain, yellow sputum or fishy-smelling sputum, red and swollen throat, short and dark urine, constipation, red tongue with yellow coating, and rapid pulse.

2. Treatment principle: clear away heat and tonify the lungs.

1. Symptoms: dry cough with little sputum, or little but thick sputum that is difficult to cough up, dry mouth and throat, fever in the five parts of the body, hot flashes in the afternoon, night sweats, or blood in the sputum, hoarseness, red tongue with little fluid, and a thin and rapid pulse.

2. Treatment principle: nourish yin and clear the lungs.

Whether it is real fire or false fire, lung fire may cause dry cough with little sputum, dry mouth and throat. However, if the heat is too strong and burns the lung meridian, the symptoms of lung real heat syndrome may also include fever, thirst, yellow sputum, sore throat, constipation, yellow urine, mouth ulcers, red tongue with yellow coating, and rapid pulse. Lung yin deficiency syndrome may be accompanied by dry throat, obvious dry mouth at night, little and sticky sputum, fever in the five hearts, night sweats, red tongue with little coating, and thin and rapid pulse, which are manifestations of lung yin deficiency.

Dry and uncomfortable eyes are symptoms of liver deficiency fire. It is not redness or swelling, but dryness, as if there is sand in the eyes. Deficiency fire is caused by yin deficiency and excessive fire, which is different from liver deficiency fire. It is not dry eyes that you wish you could prop up your eyelids with a stick. Chrysanthemum is very effective in dealing with liver deficiency-fire. It is different from wild chrysanthemum and is the chrysanthemum tea we commonly see. Fried black sesame seeds are also effective. Eat two spoonfuls before going to bed at night and continue until the symptoms improve. It should be noted that some symptoms of acute conjunctivitis (pink eye), keratitis, and dacryocystitis are similar to those of excessive liver fire.

What to eat for lung inflammation

1. Sichuan Fritillary and Pear Pork Lung Soup

Take 120 grams of pig lung, wash and slice it, boil it in boiling water for 5 minutes, then wash it with cold water. Wash and crush 9 grams of Fritillaria cirrhosa; wash the pears with skin, remove the stems and pear cores, and cut the pear flesh with skin into small pieces. Put all the ingredients into a pot of boiling water, simmer for 2 hours, season and drink in moderation.

2. Pear and Tremella Soup

1 snow pear, 30 grams of water-soaked white fungus, 5 grams of Fritillaria, and appropriate amount of white sugar. Remove the roots and impurities from the soaked white fungus, wash it, and tear it into small pieces; peel and seed the snow pear, and cut it into several pieces. Put white fungus slices, snow pear pieces, Fritillaria and sugar in a stewing dish and steam for 30-40 minutes. Take out and serve. This soup nourishes yin, clears the lungs, eliminates phlegm and reduces fire.

3. Sesame and Fungus Soup

Fry about 10 grams of black sesame seeds, put them together with the fungus soaked in warm water in a pot, add water and boil. After boiling, add a little white sugar and eat it in several times. Sesame has a good moisturizing effect.