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Diagnosis and Treatment of “Internal Heat”

The Story of Releasing Kongming Lanterns

“Internal Heat” refers to a state of “excessive internal heat” or “internal heat” in the human body, indicating an excess of heat within the body. Common symptoms include mouth and tongue sores, a swollen and sore throat, dry mouth and tongue, dark yellow urine, and hard, dry stools. The Story of Releasing Kongming Lanterns Every … Read more

Diagnosis and Treatment of Cold-Dampness Syndrome

The Story of the Wet Towel

“Cold-Dampness Syndrome” is a syndrome in Traditional Chinese Medicine caused by external invasion of cold and dampness or the internal retention of cold and dampness. Typical symptoms include sensitivity to cold, heaviness and fatigue in the limbs, cold and painful joints, abdominal distension, and loose stools.‌‌ Cold-dampness syndrome is often caused by prolonged exposure to … Read more

Diagnosis and Treatment of Liver Cancer in TCM

Liver tumors are classified as benign or malignant. Benign tumors are relatively rare, while malignant tumors—commonly known as liver cancer—are more common. Liver cancer is further divided into primary liver cancer and secondary liver cancer. Primary liver cancer refers to cancer that originates in liver cells (arising from the liver itself) or the intrahepatic bile … Read more

Treatment of Pruritus with TCM

Pruritus is a skin condition characterized solely by itching without any primary skin lesions. Clinically, it is generally classified into two types: localized and generalized. Localized pruritus is most commonly found in areas such as the anus, vulva, and scrotum, while generalized pruritus affects a broader area of the body. This condition is similar to … Read more

Prevention and Treatment of Eczema in TCM

Eczema is a common form of epidermal inflammation. Its etiology is complex and may be related to certain internal and external factors, although external causes are not evident in most patients. It is generally believed to be closely associated with allergic reactions. The main characteristics of eczema include severe itching, skin lesions of various forms—primarily … Read more

Prevention of Allergic Rhinitis in TCM

Allergic rhinitis, also known as allergic rhinitis, is a relatively common and frequently occurring nasal disorder in clinical practice. This condition is similar to “nasal congestion” in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is an abnormal reaction characterized primarily by lesions of the nasal mucosa, resulting from the body’s increased sensitivity to certain allergens. Clinically, this condition … Read more

Prevention of Allergic Diseases in TCM

According to reports, there are 30 families and dozens of plant species in China that grow, bloom, and release pollen in rotation throughout the different seasons, causing allergic conditions to flare up in succession. For people with pollen allergies, the period from mid- to late April through May, or September and October, is truly a … Read more

TCM Treatment for Pediatric Anorexia

Anorexia refers to a prolonged period of reduced or lost appetite. The causes of anorexia are multifaceted. Some children eat only snacks such as candy and show no interest in nutritious family meals; over time, this can affect their growth and development, so these eating habits must be corrected. In some children, anorexia results from … Read more