What Chinese medicine should I take for internal heat and chest discomfort?

More and more people don't care much about their physical condition, and always feel that there is no need to pay attention to it. As long as they eat healthily and live a healthy life, there will be no problem. However, they will gradually find that the feeling of internal heat and chest discomfort will appear, which may even affect our normal health. So how should we take medicine in this case?

Cassia Seed Tea: 10g Cassia Seed (slightly crushed), 5g Chrysanthemum, 15g Hawthorn, or the above three ingredients in the same proportion, brew with boiling water, cover and simmer for about 30 minutes. It is used for patients with dry eyes who have heat accumulation in the liver and stomach and loss of appetite.

What we call Yin deficiency and internal heat is also called Yin deficiency fever. Refers to a fever syndrome caused by deficiency of yin fluid in the body and inability of water to control fire. Symptoms include red cheekbones, emaciation, hot flashes, night sweats, fever in the five parts of the body, hot at night and cool in the morning, dry mouth and throat, red tongue with little coating, and a thin and rapid pulse. Treatment should be aimed at nourishing yin and clearing heat, or nourishing yin and reducing fire. Use Artemisia annua and Biejia Decoction, Lily and Gold-Consolidating Decoction, etc.

Ten symptoms of Yin deficiency and internal heat:

1. The palms and soles of feet are hot, and one does not want to get close to clothes or quilts.

2. Feeling restless and craving for cold drinks and cold food.

3. Dry mouth, bitter taste in the mouth, dry throat, and nausea.

4. Restless sleep, night sweats, impatient sweating, and spermatorrhea.

5. Fever. (High fever, low fever, or hot sensation on the skin even though the body temperature is not high)

6. Bleeding. (Nosebleeds, bleeding from the teeth, subcutaneous bleeding spots, etc. are all caused by yin deficiency and internal heat)

7. Dizziness, palpitations, general weakness, and pale complexion.

8. Dry stool, yellow urine or yellow-red urine with a feeling of heat.

9. The pulse is thin, strong, and stringy.

10. The tongue coating is yellow or greasy, dry and less moist, or burnt yellow and less moist.

Chinese chives. For those with yin deficiency and heat in the body, eating leeks will aggravate the condition.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Prevention and Treatment of "Five Hearts" Fever (for reference)

In clinical practice, it is common to see many middle-aged and elderly people complain of hotness and fever in the palms of their hands, soles of their feet, and heart. The heat makes them irritable and restless, and they seem to feel comfortable only by soaking in cold water, but their body temperature is normal. Traditional Chinese medicine calls this condition "heat in the five hearts", which is more common in middle-aged and elderly people, especially middle-aged and elderly women and the elderly who have been ill for a long time and are weak. Since the causes of the five-heart fever are different, once the five-heart fever occurs, you must first identify which type of the five-heart fever you have, and then treat it according to the Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation, so as to achieve better treatment results.