Symptoms of excessive liver fire in men

Eating too much of some foods can cause excessive liver fire, but eating less will not be a problem. The liver represents the eyes, and people with excessive liver fire will also have their eyesight affected. Although excessive liver fire is not a serious disease, if you have to take it seriously, it will cause a lot of physical discomfort. In daily life, you should pay more attention to eating lighter foods and eat more things that can clear away heat and relieve summer heat. Smoking and drinking in men can cause constipation and dizziness.

Liver fire; Liver fire syndrome has its own etiology, pathogenesis and clinical syndrome and treatment characteristics. Common syndromes include liver fire ascending, liver fire attacking the lungs, liver fire attacking the stomach, liver fire accompanied by phlegm, excessive fire and deficiency of yin, etc. It is caused by liver failure to release qi, qi stagnation turning into fire or excessive liver heat, and is also related to excessive emotional excitement. Common clinical symptoms include red eyes, irritability, headache, flank pain, bitter taste in the mouth, vomiting blood, hemoptysis, and rapid and stringy pulse.

Excessive liver fire is mainly caused by irregular life and depressed mood. Traditional Chinese medicine has the saying that "the liver governs the eyes", so excessive liver fire often manifests itself as some eye symptoms, such as: blurred vision, excessive eye secretions, red eyes, dry eyes, tinnitus, irritability, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine generally uses prescriptions such as chrysanthemum and wolfberry tea to treat it.

Men with excessive liver fire may experience dizziness, nausea, headache, insomnia, thick tongue coating, and a bad temper. In addition, they may also have symptoms such as dry stools and yellow urine. For male patients with excessive liver fire, they must quit smoking and drinking, eat more bitter melon, drink more chrysanthemum tea, and adjust their diet.

Many people think that excessive liver fire is not a disease and that drinking more water will cure it. In fact, this understanding is wrong. Patients with excessive liver fire will have symptoms such as irritability, bad temper, dry eyes, etc. Excessive liver fire is caused by abnormal regulation of qi and blood in the human body's internal organs and requires drug treatment. Long-term excessive liver fire will have a certain impact on health. Patients should pay great attention to it and take timely treatment measures.

Symptoms of excessive liver fire in women

When women have excessive liver fire, they will also experience some unique symptoms.

1. Irregular menstruation. Excessive liver fire in women can cause oligomenorrhea, early or late menstruation, or even amenorrhea and premenstrual insomnia.

2. Evil obstruction. Its symptoms include vomiting bitter water, severe picky eating, loss of appetite, bitter taste in the mouth and dizziness, which often occur in women after pregnancy.

Symptoms of excessive liver fire in children

Children are more likely to get angry, and the "burning fire" is everywhere all year round. Excessive liver fire is a very common symptom of heat in children.

There are two types of liver fire in children: deficiency and excess. The symptoms of excess deficiency fire include irritability, dry mouth, low fever, night sweats, etc. Symptoms of excessive real fire include dry mouth, recurrent oral ulcers, short and dark urine, irritability, etc.

1. If children have liver fire, they should drink more mung bean soup, which can quickly reduce the fire, especially for children with bad temper;

2. To treat liver fire, you can usually let your child eat more fresh fruits, such as pears, grapefruits, etc., which can have the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying;

3. When children have excessive liver fire, let them eat more vegetables that can clear liver fire, such as bitter gourd, eggplant, celery, etc.