What are the symptoms of Qi deficiency and excessive fire? What should I do if I have qi deficiency and excessive fire?

Qi deficiency and excessive fire is a common manifestation of deficiency heat in our lives. This symptom may occur in the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys. So what are the specific symptoms of Qi deficiency and excessive fire? What should I do if I have qi deficiency and excessive fire?

(I) Main symptoms: dry throat, dry mouth, irritability, hot flashes, and red tongue.

(ii) Clinical manifestations: dry throat and mouth, fever, irritability, red tongue, and thready pulse. Or there may be frequent dreams at night, palpitations, a tearing tongue, short and red urine (heart fire), or headache, flushed face, dry and painful eyes, bitter taste in the mouth, dry and hard stools, and a wiry pulse (liver fire), or a dry cough with little sputum and blood in the sputum (lung fire), or hot flashes with bone steaming, red cheeks and rising fire, spermatorrhea in men, and even erectile dysfunction, and women having sex in dreams (kidney fire). The fire of each organ can appear alternately.

(III) Analysis of the syndrome: The mechanism of the various symptoms of this syndrome is that, first, yin deficiency causes heat, yin deficiency causes dryness, and yin deficiency causes more movement than rest; second, there is excessive fire in one or several organs.

(IV) The development and impact of this syndrome: This syndrome mostly manifests as a chronic process. As the condition progresses, the more deficient the Yin is, the more likely the fire is to flourish, and the more flourishing the fire is, the more damaged the Yin is, forming a vicious cycle. The condition becomes increasingly severe, often leading to depletion of kidney Yin and kidney essence, and even the critical condition of Yin exhaustion and Yang excess.

The main symptoms of Yin deficiency and hyperactivity of fire in traditional Chinese medicine are dry throat and mouth, irritability, hot flashes, red tongue, fear of heat, dry stool, and short red or yellow urine.

Clinical manifestations include dry throat and mouth, hot and irritable fever, irritability, red tongue, and thin and rapid pulse. Or nighttime dreaminess, palpitations, broken tongue, short and red urine (heart fire), or headache, red face, dry and painful eyes, bitter mouth, dry and hard stool, and stringy pulse (liver fire), or dry cough with little sputum and blood in the sputum (lung fire), or bone steaming and hot flashes, red cheeks and irritability, spermatorrhea in men, and even strong and easy erection, and women having sex in dreams (kidney fire).

Patients with Yin deficiency should eat soft-shelled turtle, bird's nest, lily, duck, black fish, jellyfish, lotus root, enoki mushroom, wolfberry head, water chestnut, raw pear, milk, scallop, egg, wolfberry, etc.

Avoid pepper and cinnamon.

Avoid or eat less dog meat (forbidden for patients with cerebrovascular disease), mutton (forbidden for patients with hepatitis), bird meat, seahorse, sea dragon, deer meat, rice crust, fried peanuts, fried soybeans, fried melon seeds, popcorn, lychee, longan meat, bergamot, bayberry, garlic, leek, mustard, pepper, scallion, ginger, amomum, longan, cardamom, pepper, white cardamom, anise, cumin, clove, mint, liquor, cigarettes, red ginseng, Cistanche deserticola, Cynomorium songaricum, etc.

In addition, Yin deficiency and hyperactivity of fire are diagnosed by TCM differentiation. You should also ask a TCM doctor to select Chinese medicine for treatment according to your specific symptoms. At the same time, you should also pay attention to conditioning yourself, adjust your mentality, keep your emotions stable, and be calm.