What causes nose sweating?

Sweating is a physiological phenomenon of the human body excreting and regulating body temperature. However, some people often have large beads of sweat on the tip of their nose, and this is true no matter what season it is, especially when the hot summer comes, their nose will often sweat. Some people's noses will sweat if they hold something in their hands for a while. According to traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, people who sweat easily on the tip of their noses usually have insufficient lung qi and need to regulate and replenish qi.

1. What causes nose sweating?

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that sweating on the tip of the nose is mostly caused by insufficient lung qi, which needs to be regulated and replenished. Western medicine believes that this is a manifestation of low immunity and that immunity needs to be improved.

2. How to treat nose sweating

1. You can take some Yupingfeng Powder, Shenling Baizhu Powder and other Chinese patent medicines that can replenish qi, strengthen the exterior and stop sweating, and soak Chinese medicines such as American ginseng and astragalus in water for drinking. Eat a light diet on a daily basis, avoid eating raw, cold, spicy or greasy foods. Take a walk every day, practice Tai Chi, do some relaxing exercises such as yoga, which will help increase lung qi. Avoid strenuous exercise, maintain a proper work and rest schedule, and don't stay up late.

2. It is recommended to tap your legs with your hands or tools every day. Among them, the focus is to tap and press the left and right sides of the legs multiple times, because this is where the lung meridian is distributed on your body. Through such proper stimulation, the purpose of regulating the lung meridian can be achieved.

3. What to eat if the lung qi is insufficient

1. White Fungus

It is mild in nature and sweet in taste. It has the effects of moistening the lungs, nourishing yin, nourishing the stomach, and invigorating qi. It is suitable for people with lung qi deficiency or lung yin deficiency, and is indeed an excellent product for nourishing the lungs. For example, "Bencao Zaixin" records that Tremella can moisten the lungs and nourish yin. "New Reference to Medicinal Pieces"

It is said that white fungus can clear and nourish the lung yin, nourish fluids, and treat fatigue and cough. "Revised Treatise on Identification of Fake Medicines" also says: White fungus can treat lung heat and dryness, dry cough with sputum, nosebleed, hemoptysis, and blood in sputum. Therefore, it is more suitable for people with lung yin deficiency.

2. Bird’s Nest

It is mild in nature and sweet in taste. It is the best choice for clearing and replenishing lung deficiency. It has the effects of nourishing yin and moistening the lungs, replenishing qi and tonifying deficiency. "Bencao Congxin" said it very fairly: Bird's nest nourishes lung yin, resolves phlegm and stops cough, is tonic and clears, and is a holy medicine for regulating deficiency and tuberculosis. All diseases caused by lung deficiency can be cured with this. It is most suitable for people with lung deficiency, regardless of lung qi deficiency or lung yin deficiency.

3. Lily

It has the function of nourishing and moisturizing the lungs. "Introduction to Medicine" says it can cure pulmonary emphysema and lung abscess. Wu Yiluo, a doctor in the Qing Dynasty, once pointed out: People with long-term cough must have weak lung qi, and deficiency requires astringency. The sweet astringent effect of lily is even better than the sour effect of five flavors. It is especially suitable for people with lung deficiency, long-term dry cough, or blood in sputum.