What to do about muscle weakness? This can be relieved

For many people, myasthenia is a very unfamiliar disease. Myasthenia is divided into many types, and different types have different treatments. The cause of myasthenia is that the body's nerves cannot control themselves, causing muscle atrophy, or the body is easily fatigued, which causes the muscles to atrophy day by day, resulting in myasthenia.

Treatment

There are many ways to treat myasthenia gravis, among which traditional Chinese medicine can also treat myasthenia gravis. Myasthenia gravis belongs to the category of eyelid, optic disc and paralysis in traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes heat evil in treating myasthenia gravis and regards heat-induced damage to body fluid and malnutrition of tendons and veins as the important pathogenesis of this syndrome. Summarizing the main cause of myasthenia gravis and other paralysis spots as heat evil has important clinical significance.

It clarifies a basic concept, that is, evil heat can cause damage to body fluids. Only by removing evil heat can we ensure that body fluids are not depleted, biochemical activity is activated, and paralysis such as muscular dystrophy can occur. This gives the therapist a basic principle: no matter whether the patient currently shows signs of fever, the impact of heat is always present and must not be ignored during treatment.

In addition, heat, as a systemic manifestation, will inevitably affect various internal organs. To treat paralysis diseases such as muscular dystrophy, it is necessary to regulate the internal organs and restore the positive energy in order to cure chronic diseases and strengthen accumulated weaknesses.

In traditional Chinese medicine, muscle weakness is called atrophy. Flaccidity refers to a type of disease in which the tendons and veins of the limbs are loose and weak, and the muscles atrophy occurs over time due to the inability to move freely. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the causes of impotence are mainly due to heat and deficiency, congenital deficiency, acquired malnutrition, organ deficiency and functional disorders.

Paralysis is a disease characterized by relaxation of tendons and veins in the limbs, weakness and inability to move freely, which leads to muscle atrophy or limb paralysis over time. Muscle

Myasthenia gravis, muscular atrophy, motor neuron disease, muscular dystrophy, etc. all fall within the scope of paralysis. According to the classic Chinese medical text "Jingyue Complete Works·Discussion on Impotence", the five internal organs cause impotence.

Muscle weakness is called paralysis in traditional Chinese medicine, and the causes are classified into five categories, namely, lung heat and body fluid damage, damp heat infiltration, spleen and stomach weakness, liver and kidney deficiency, and blood deficiency and blood stasis. However, these pathogenesis exist independently and are also interrelated. Traditional Chinese medicine has made detailed differentiations in theory, and at the same time, treats them according to the principles of clearing the lungs and nourishing yin, regulating the liver and kidneys, strengthening the tendons and bones, and harmonizing the spleen and stomach, qi and blood.