What to do if you have a fever due to Qi deficiency

The main reason for Qi deficiency and fever is that patients often do not pay attention to their diet and do not have good living habits. In addition to auxiliary exercise, staying at home for a long time will cause puffiness. Puffiness does bring certain pressure to people and make people feel particularly irritable. People with puffiness should pay attention to it in normal times. They can adjust it through some simple and effective methods so that they can recover faster.

On the one hand, the Qi is weak and unable to move, which leads to stagnation, depression and fever. If the spleen is weak and then hurts the food, etc.

Firstly, the deficiency of Qi makes it unable to produce body fluids, which leads to the internal generation of Yin fire.

First, if Qi is deficient, Yang will be deficient; if Yang is deficient, Yin will be strong; if Yin is strong, Yang will be forced to float outside.

Wei Yang is born in the stomach, and Ying Blood is born in the spleen. Although Qi and blood originate from the spleen and stomach, they are returned to the lungs to control Qi and the liver to store blood.

In the internal organs it is called Qi and blood, in the meridians it is called Ying and Wei.

Wei Qi has the nature of lung metal, which is astringent [Neijing: Lung metal in autumn is contracted and descended] Qi can transform water

Yingxue has the nature of liver wood, and its nature is warm. Only then can the blood be moistened and can it transform into fire. It is the yin that embraces the yang and the yang that surrounds the yin.

Therefore, the blood contains the Qi that warms up, and the Qi contains the Qi that cools down.

Only when the Yang channel is solid can it keep evil out and perform its function of opening and closing.

When the Wei Yang is weak, it is affected by the wind evil, the wind wants to drain it, the Wei nature wants to be restrained, and the Ying blood [warm] wants to disperse.

The Wei Yang is weak and cannot close itself, so its orifices open and the Ying Yin flows out. {There is the release of wind [yang] evil outside, and the warming and dispersion of blood inside}

Therefore, Zhongjing said that wind hurts the Wei and cold hurts the Ying. This is a definite principle.

Looking at Guizhi Decoction again, licorice, ginger and jujube nourish the source of blood, the peony acid absorbs blood, and the cinnamon twig clears the meridians and repels wind evil.

The pungent and sweet elements combine to transform into Yang, replenishing the Wei Yang and enabling it to close and restrain.