Prescription: 8 grams each of Angelicae Sinensis, Anemarrhena, Sophora flavescens, Lithospermum sinensis, Lingxiaohua, and Arctium lappa, 10 grams each of Fangfeng, Shengdi, and Paewan bark, 6 grams of cicada slough, 15 grams of white fresh bark, and Sophora japonica. 12 grams, mint 5 grams. Usage: Decoction in water and take 3 times, 1 dose per day. Indications: Clearing away heat and cooling blood, dispelling wind and relieving itching. It is used to treat skin itching. Traditional Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation is blood-heat type. The onset is more acute and progresses quickly, with skin burning and skin itching more severe. The symptoms are aggravated by heat and are relieved by cooling. Scratches and bloody scabs can be seen. Systemic symptoms may include body heat and upset, thirst, dry throat, dry stool, short red urine, red tongue or red tip, thin yellow coating, floating or stringy pulse, etc. This is caused by wind and heat interacting with the skin. Expert comments: Itching is a subjective symptom of many skin diseases. Clinically, there are only itching and secondary damage caused by itching, but no primary skin damage. It is called pruritus, which belongs to the category of neurological dysfunction of the skin. sick. It is generally divided into two types: systemic (generalized) and localized. It is related to a variety of diseases or skin aging. The incidence varies with age and seasonality. It is common in middle-aged and elderly people. It occurs in the elderly, also known as senile skin. Pruritus. Prescription: 8 grams each of burdock, angelica, cinnamon twig, pittosporum bark, and Xu Changqing, 10 grams each of artemisia, saposhnikovia, rhinopteris, rhubarb, and kochia, 6 grams of light bamboo leaves, and 5 grams of Schizonepeta. Usage: Decoction in water and take 3 times, 1 dose per day. Efficacy and Indications: Dispersing wind and cold, removing dampness and relieving itching. It is used to treat itchy skin. According to traditional Chinese medicine, the syndrome is wind-cold type. The course of the disease is long, and the local skin lesions are light in color, with a few scales, or mild thickening, deepening of texture, and itching with no definite location. Systemic symptoms include aversion to wind, cold limbs and intolerance to cold, fatigue and weakness, pale tongue, sparse or thin white fur, and weak or floating or tight pulse. This is caused by insufficient righteousness, relapse of wind and cold evils, and stagnation in the skin; Prescription: 8 grams each of honeysuckle, dandelion, artemisia, white fresh bark, sophora flavescens, and purpurea root, Xu Changqing, Smilax smilax, kochia chinensis, and stone 10 grams each of calamus, 4 grams each of coptis and costus. Usage: Decoction in water and take 3 times, 1 dose per day. Indications: Clearing away heat and detoxifying, removing dampness and relieving itching. It is used to treat itchy skin. Traditional Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation is damp-heat intrinsic type. It is more common in patients with secondary infection, or in the perianal area, vulva, etc. The skin lesions show paroxysmal itching, redness, burning or redness, or pustules, ulceration, erosion, exudation, or pain; The skin becomes thickened over time. Systemic symptoms include bitter mouth and body heat, chest tightness and discomfort, poor appetite, red tongue, yellow or greasy coating, and slippery or wet pulse. This is a knot of dampness and heat, which is caused by steaming the skin. Prescription: 10 grams each of Angelica sinensis, Nocturna noctus, Asparagus, Rehmannia glutinosa, Ophiopogon japonicus, 12 grams each of Astragalus membranaceus and Rehmannia glutinosa, 8 grams each of Cimicifuga, Tribulus terrestris, Yujin, Citrus aurantium and Duckweed, and 6 grams Bupleurum root. Usage: Decoction in water and take 3 times, 1 dose per day. Indications: Replenishing qi and nourishing blood, dispelling wind and relieving itching. It is used to treat itchy skin. According to traditional Chinese medicine, the syndrome is blood deficiency and wind-dryness type. It is more common in the elderly, and generally has a long course of disease. Local skin may be rough and hypertrophic, dry and desquamated or chapped, and may be severely itchy; accompanied by palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness and fatigue, pale complexion, sore limbs, pale red tongue, thin white coating, and weak pulse. Thin or wet. This is caused by blood deficiency and liver hyperactivity, which transforms dryness into wind.