What we call internal heat due to yin deficiency is also called yin deficiency fever. It refers to the fever syndrome caused by the deficiency of yin fluid in the body and the failure of water to control fire. Symptoms include red cheekbones, weight loss, hot flashes and night sweats, five upset stomachs, night fever and morning coolness, dry mouth and throat, red tongue with little coating, and thready and rapid pulse. Treatment should be to nourish yin and clear away heat, or to nourish yin and reduce fire. Use Qinghao Turtle Armor Decoction, Lily Gujin Decoction, etc. Ten symptoms of Yin deficiency and internal heat type: 1. Hot palms, hot soles, and unwillingness to get close to clothes and quilts.
2. Feeling bothered by heat and craving for cold drinks or cold foods.
3. Dry mouth, bitter mouth, dry throat and nausea.
4. Restless sleep, night sweats, restless sweating, and nocturnal emissions.
5. Fever. (High fever, low fever or low body temperature, skin feels hot)
6. Bleeding. (Epistaxis, epistaxis, bleeding spots under the skin, etc. are all caused by Yin deficiency and internal heat)
7. Dizziness, palpitations, general weakness, and pale complexion.
8. Dry stool, yellow or red yellow urine with a feeling of heat.
9. The pulse is thin, rapid, and stringy.
10. The tongue coating is yellow or greasy, dry and less fluid, or burnt and yellow with less fluid. Damp heat and symptoms: In addition to the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter, Chinese medicine also calls "long summer", that is, the period between late summer and early autumn and the current high temperature and hot summer season. After a period of high temperature and intense heat followed by continuous rain, the human body is very susceptible to the invasion of external dampness, resulting in general weakness, turbid and greasy tongue coating, incompatibility of the spleen and stomach, loss of appetite, irritability, drowsiness in the head and body, thirst and nausea, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine calls this " "Summer typhoid" or damp-heat disease. The so-called dampness is commonly referred to as water dampness, which can be divided into exogenous dampness and endogenous dampness. Exogenous dampness is caused by external moisture invading the human body due to a humid climate, wading in the rain, or a humid room; endogenous dampness is a pathological product often related to digestive function. The so-called heat is a kind of thermal image. The heat in damp-heat exists at the same time as dampness. Either because the weather is hot and humid in summer and autumn, the dampness and heat combine to invade the human body, or because the dampness remains for a long time and turns into heat. A type of febrile disease characterized by superficial fever, headache, yellow and short urine, heavy and painful body weight, and yellow and greasy coating. It can easily cause jaundice, cystitis, dysentery and other diseases. Damp heat is the transformation of dampness into heat, which can cause irritability, bitter mouth, chest pain, jaundice, short red urine, and eczema. To clear away heat and dampness, diuresis, and gallbladder, you can eat more rice, white radish, water chestnuts, and cabbage to clear away heat. Foods that benefit water. The general manifestations of damp-heat are: heavy limbs, fever that is mostly obvious in the afternoon and is not relieved by sweating; yellow and greasy tongue coating, and rapid pulse. The specific manifestations vary depending on where the damp-heat is located: eczema or blisters on the skin; local swelling and pain on the joints and muscles. But generally speaking, damp-heat refers to damp-heat that penetrates deep into the organs, especially the spleen and stomach. It can be seen as abdominal distention, nausea and anorexia, loose stools, short red urine, and rapid pulse. Other damp-heat symptoms such as liver and gallbladder damp-heat are distended and painful in the liver area. Mouth and eyes, poor appetite, or body and eyes, or fever and cold alternately, stringy and rapid pulse; Damp and hot bladder shows frequent urination, urgent urination, less astringent and painful, yellow and turbid color; Damp and hot large intestine shows abdominal pain and diarrhea, even tenesmus and pus diarrhea Bloody stools, burning in the anus, and thirst. The treatment of damp-heat is generally divided into damp-heavy or heat-heavy. For dampness-heavy diseases, you can use Liuyi Powder, Sanren Decoction, and Pingwei Powder; for heat-heavy diseases, if you want to clear away heat, you can use Lianpu Yin, Yinchenhao Decoction, or even Gegen Qinlian Decoction. Under this principle, corresponding medicines are selected according to certain special symptoms, such as eczema and boils, adding wild chrysanthemum, ground grass, sophora flavescens, and white moss bark; for joint swelling and pain, adding cassia twigs, honeysuckle vines, mulberry branches, etc. ; For diarrhea or even dysentery, add Pulsatilla, Sanguisorba, Plantago, etc.; for leucorrhea with yellow odor, add Gentian grass, Sophora flavescens, etc.; for hematuria, add thistle, grass root, stone reed, Bianzhu, etc. In addition, since heat often exists due to moisture, attention should be paid to improving the living environment and regulating diet. It is not advisable to overeat or drink alcohol, and eat less fatty foods and sweets to maintain good digestive function and avoid water-dampness in the internal organs. Stopping dampness from entering from the outside is the key to preventing dampness and heat.