Hello everyone, I am Dr. He of Chinese Medicine, and today I will analyze how to distinguish shortness of breath, qi deficiency, qi stagnation, and qi, and correctly replenish qi and regulate qi.
Traditional Chinese medicine says that qi is the foundation of human beings, and our daily health activities are inseparable from the operation of qi, which has the function of metaplasia, promotion and fixation of blood, and qi is yang, which warms the whole body and resists the invasion of external evils when promoting the blood to run throughout the body.
At the same time, Qi also needs to be fixed with all body fluids, blood, sweat, saliva, and gastric juice, and control them in the correct position to prevent them from being lost for no reason.
The essence of qi is weak, qi deficiency is poor body diet, body qi deficiency, the patient is short of breath, the tone is low, the qi is the yang shoulder, the qi deficiency is like the advancing car does not have enough energy to push, the patient's limbs are weak, the face is usually white, the tongue is thin and white, the qi is insufficient, can not be fixed and sweated, and often sweats.
Next, let's talk about qi stagnation, qi stagnation is a place in the human body, or the invasion of external evils, or emotional distress, which leads to blockage, which is like a sudden problem in the road section, affecting the flow of qi and blood in the rear.
Qi stagnation, usually with blood stasis together, patients chest tightness and chest pain, often sighing, complexion, tongue dark, due to serious blood stasis of female friends, but also dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea.
For qi stagnation, we need to regulate qi and relieve pain, and promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis.
Finally, let's talk about the downward qi reversal, when the qi does not descend and cause disease, when the qi machine rises and falls in disorder and goes up, it is qi reversal.
The common qi reversal is mostly the upward reversal of lung qi and the upward reversal of stomach qi, the upward reversal of lung qi is the patient's cough and phlegm, chest tightness and wheezing, and the patient with the reversal of stomach qi is nausea, vomiting, belching.