What are the symptoms of severe fire poison in the body?

The human body can get inflamed, which is a disease in traditional Chinese medicine. It can cause many adverse symptoms, such as blisters on the body or other diseases. When you have a sore throat, you naturally need to eat a lot of foods that can reduce it. Most of these foods are vegetables, so it is also beneficial to eat more vegetables in daily life. So, what are the symptoms of excessive fire poison in the body?

What are the symptoms of fire poison in the body?

Heat toxicity is a disease name in Traditional Chinese Medicine. That is warm poison. It refers to the accumulation of fire and heat pathogens into poison. It is also a general term for acute febrile diseases such as furuncle, erysipelas, and furuncle. Also known as "fire poison". It is caused by the accumulation of fire and heat, which can easily lead to evil qi such as furuncles and carbuncles. The clinical manifestations of severe heat toxicity include high fever, thirst, irritability, red face and eyes, ulcers in the mouth and tongue, large and dense pox, dark purple rash, turbid blister fluid, herpes ulcers in the mouth, throat, and eyes, constipation, yellow urine, and yellow tongue coating.

The most common one is heat stroke, which is usually caused by staying in an environment with high temperature, lack of water, and stuffiness for too long, which will cause the body temperature to rise. This is a typical exogenous heat syndrome. Generally speaking, endogenous heat is more common than exogenous heat. For example, people nowadays are under greater pressure, often stay up late, eat spicy food, etc., and the factors that generate internal heat are much greater than before.

Secondly, there are some symptoms that often appear when the liver fire is excessive, such as: blurred vision, excessive eye secretions, red eyes, dry eyes, tinnitus, dry mouth, bitter mouth, bad breath, unstable sleep, stuffy body, difficult bowel movements or sticky stools, red, dry, cracked lips, thick tongue coating, etc.

First of all, we need to understand the cause of the fever. Is it an external evil or an internal injury caused by imbalance of yin and yang? When does the fever occur? Where is the disease located? As well as the nature of the fever, what are the main identifiable systemic or local accompanying symptoms. Finally, we also need to understand some physiological variations of fever to distinguish pathological fever.

Causes of fever:

There are many causes of fever, which are generally divided into two categories: exogenous and endogenous.

1. Exogenous fever: Many external pathogenic factors can cause fever, among which warm and hot evils are the most important, including wind evil, summer evil, dryness evil and fire evil. The exogenous fever caused by Yin-cold evil spirits is mild.

2. Fever caused by internal injury: The main causes are the imbalance of viscera, qi, blood, yin and yang and changes in the seven emotions, which can be divided into the following aspects:

① Yin deficiency: Long-term illness damages Yin, and febrile diseases and long-term diarrhea are common. Or improper treatment, such as excessive sweating, vomiting, diarrhea and warm and dry diseases can also cause depletion of yin fluid, excessive yang energy and fever.

② Yang deficiency: Long-term illness of Yin and cold syndrome, or excessive treatment with cold and cool medicines, causes Yang deficiency and superficial fever. Both Yin deficiency and Yang deficiency have damage to the five internal organs as the main pathological basis, and the kidney is the innate foundation, containing the yin and yang energies of water and fire. Therefore, the kidney is particularly important in fever caused by yin and yang deficiency.

③ Qi deficiency: The main pathological process is often characterized by fatigue and damage to the spleen and stomach. Therefore, fatigue is the main cause of this disease.

④ Blood deficiency: Invasive and long-term illness gradually damages the heart, liver, spleen and other organs, or various reasons cause excessive blood loss.

⑤ Qi stagnation: seven emotions are not smooth, liver is out of balance, meridians are stagnant. It is mostly caused by depression and anger, and the fever often fluctuates with the mood.

⑥ Food stagnation: Food stagnation in the middle burner, especially in children whose spleen and stomach functions are still weak.

⑦ Blood stasis: Once blood stasis is formed, no matter what the cause is, if it is not dissipated for a long time, it will gradually block the meridians and cause fever.