Symptoms of blocked lung meridian

The human body is covered with various meridians and veins. Meridians are an important part of Chinese medicine. Some diseases can be determined through some reactions of the meridians. For example, if the lung meridian is blocked, it will often cause coughing, asthma, irritability and other symptoms. In addition, it is also related to skin diseases. For example, acne, rosacea, psoriasis, etc., all have a certain relationship with the lung meridian.

Symptoms of blocked lung meridian

Fear of wind, easy sweating, dry throat, cough, pharyngitis; allergic rhinitis, dry skin and easy to be allergic; shortness of breath when moving, chest congestion, dull complexion and skin. Various diseases after the lung meridian is damaged. In fact, the functions of the lung meridian are far more than these, because it is closely connected with organs such as the lungs, large intestine, throat, and skin. Only by ensuring the smooth flow of the lung meridian can the functions of these related organs be guaranteed. When the lung meridian is blocked, the body will experience the following symptoms, which should especially attract our attention. (1) External meridian disease: abnormal sensations such as numbness, pain, chills, soreness and swelling along the course of the lung meridian, generally occurring in the clavicle fossa, upper arm and the inner upper edge of the forearm. (2) Organ disease: Abnormalities in the Qi of this meridian can cause symptoms such as chest tightness, cough, wheezing, shortness of breath, and irritability. Because the lungs are connected to the mouth and nose, symptoms include nasal congestion, colds, and runny nose.

Lung Meridian Care:

1. Through acupoint conditioning, the line on the back of the arm near the thumb is the lung meridian. Normally, you will feel a slight soreness when tapping it. If one day you tap it and find unbearable pain, that is the lung meridian speaking, telling you: you are about to catch a cold. By massaging the acupoints on the lung meridian until the unbearable pain and soreness are gone, it means that the lung meridian has helped you eliminate the factors causing your cold. 2. Maintain an optimistic and happy mood. As the saying goes, "sadness hurts the lungs, anger hurts the liver." If you are too pessimistic and get sad when encountering trivial things, it will cause stagnation of lung qi and may also hurt the lungs, resulting in insufficient lung qi. Weak qi will affect a person's emotions, making him more susceptible to the influence of external things, thus forming a vicious cycle of being more sentimental. If this continues, wouldn't you become the second Lin Daiyu? Traditional Chinese medicine believes that occasional crying is a normal way to vent emotions and can regulate your mood. However, if you love to cry and cry often, it is a different matter. Not only will it damage your lungs, but it will also destroy your skin. Therefore, it is important to replenish lung qi, learn to regulate emotions, balance emotions, and maintain an optimistic attitude. 3. Regulate through food. Rice among the five grains, white fruits and vegetables are all foods that supplement the lung meridian; however, the five elements are mutually reinforcing and restraining, and excessive amounts will damage the liver. It is best to use five-element balanced porridge and powder to nourish the five internal organs and balance yin and yang to achieve the effect of warming the meridians and dredge the collaterals.