Understanding the Contraindications of Shi Quan Da Bu Tang in TCM
I'm sorry, but I need content to translate? Doctor, may I ask what are the contraindications for using Shi Quan Da Bu Tang? Is it helpful for lower back pain and headaches? Can it be consumed if experiencing dizziness and general weakness? Thank you for your response.
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
Shiquan Dabu Decoction is a formula used to tonify Qi and blood and to raise Yang Qi. It is effective for various symptoms of weakness and fatigue. However, it is contraindicated for individuals who are prone to excessive internal heat, experiencing symptoms such as dry mouth, bi...[Read More] Understanding the Contraindications of Shi Quan Da Bu Tang in TCM
Boosting Qi: Traditional Chinese Medicine Solutions for Health Issues
Qi supplementation After the physician's examination, it was determined that there is poor blood circulation, chest tightness, and dizziness, indicating a need for energy replenishment. How should the physician proceed with the treatment? Additionally, the left ovary is func...
Dr. Ding Hanxiang Reply:
Hello: The symptoms you mentioned, such as chest tightness, dizziness, fatigue, and poor blood circulation, can all be caused by qi deficiency. To replenish qi, it is essential to determine whether it is due to lung qi deficiency, heart qi deficiency, or spleen qi deficiency, as ...[Read More] Boosting Qi: Traditional Chinese Medicine Solutions for Health Issues
Effective Remedies for Heat Stroke: Traditional Chinese Medicine Solutions
Heat stroke Recently, it's the scorching summer... What methods can help prevent heatstroke? I've been experiencing severe symptoms like dizziness and nausea from heatstroke frequently... Although I know that Gua Sha is a good method, are there any other ways? Are there...
Dr. Peng Peilun Reply:
Traditional Chinese medicine offers remedies for preventing heatstroke as well as for post-heatstroke recovery, which should be tailored to individual constitution. Regular consumption of watermelon (if one does not have diabetes) can help clear heat and prevent heatstroke.[Read More] Effective Remedies for Heat Stroke: Traditional Chinese Medicine Solutions
Understanding Dizziness: Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine
Dizziness I would like to ask a traditional Chinese medicine doctor. I occasionally experience dizziness, and I also sweat even when the air conditioning is on. Additionally, I have frequent urination. Could you please provide some insights on this?
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
There are many causes of dizziness, such as anemia, extreme heat, extreme cold, hunger, fatigue, colds, exposure to cold, cerebral vascular constriction, low blood pressure, and so on. When dizziness occurs "occasionally," it is important to understand the timing, chang...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness: Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine
Can Traditional Chinese Medicine Help with Male Sexual Dysfunction?
There are many questions? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask if there are any conditions that can cause a man's genitalia to shrink. About six months ago, I suspected that my genitalia had shrunk slightly, but I didn't pay much attention to it until recently when I not...
Dr. Zhuang Yihui Reply:
We recommend that you visit our hospital in person to schedule an appointment at the "Sexual Wellness Special Clinic" for a thorough examination. Our team will provide comprehensive treatment through collaboration between Western and Traditional Chinese medicine. Thank ...[Read More] Can Traditional Chinese Medicine Help with Male Sexual Dysfunction?
Understanding the Use of Reishi Mushroom and Aloe Vera in Traditional Medicine
I'm sorry, but I need specific content to translate. Please provide the text Hello Doctor: May I ask: 1. What are the contraindications for taking reishi mushroom and aloe vera? 2. Can they be taken long-term? 3. Is it safe for individuals with a weak constitution to take th...
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
1. For long-term use, the dosage should be small; reishi mushroom is more suitable, while aloe vera is not recommended because it is too cooling and prolonged consumption may lead to side effects. 2. Individuals with a weak constitution should avoid aloe vera. 3. Those with poor ...[Read More] Understanding the Use of Reishi Mushroom and Aloe Vera in Traditional Medicine
Can Pregnant Women Safely Consume Traditional Chinese Medicine?
Can pregnant women take traditional Chinese medicine? Doctor, I am currently 11 weeks pregnant and I experience dizziness and nausea almost every day. My obstetrician advised me to eat nutritious foods. What constitutes nutritious food? Is it okay to consume herbal medicine or to...
Dr. Ding Hanxiang Reply:
Hello! Generally, pregnant women experience more pronounced morning sickness during the first three months. It is advisable to eat small, frequent meals and maintain a balanced nutritional intake. Essential nutrients include the five major food groups, and it is recommended to co...[Read More] Can Pregnant Women Safely Consume Traditional Chinese Medicine?
Understanding the Benefits and Precautions of Traditional Chinese Herbs
Please provide the content you would like me to translate? Hello Doctor: I have a few questions and would appreciate your time in answering them. Thank you... 1. What are the functions of goji berries, angelica (Dong Quai), and astragalus? 2. Are there any contraindications for...
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
Goji berries are known for nourishing the kidneys and improving vision, while Angelica sinensis (Dong Quai) is used for blood tonification and promoting circulation. Astragalus (Huang Qi) is beneficial for boosting qi, raising yang, and stopping sweating; however, it should be co...[Read More] Understanding the Benefits and Precautions of Traditional Chinese Herbs
Understanding SARS-Related Headaches: Exterior vs. Six Meridians Pain
SARS headache SARS-related headache is classified as an exterior headache or a headache associated with the six meridians.
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) commonly presents with symptoms such as upper respiratory tract infection, dry cough, headache, muscle pain, and fever. Chest pain and chills are less common. Other possible symptoms include muscle stiffness, loss of appetite, fatigue, alt...[Read More] Understanding SARS-Related Headaches: Exterior vs. Six Meridians Pain
Struggling with Health: Seeking Answers for Persistent Issues
Still unable to "do as one pleases." Dear Dr. Chen, Thank you very much for your consultation last time. However, after taking "Tian Wang Bu Xin Dan," I still haven't seen any improvement. I suddenly realized that this has been going on for about one to ...
Dr. Chen Weili Reply:
Dear Jacky, Sometimes, not being able to do as one wishes can indeed be a significant concern. The previous suggestion to use Tianwang Buxin Dan was based on my observation of your stress and anxiety symptoms. If you continue to take it and make slight adjustments over a period ...[Read More] Struggling with Health: Seeking Answers for Persistent Issues