Understanding Body Aches: Traditional Chinese Medicine Insights
Pain and discomfort in the limbs? Hello doctor, I have been feeling quite fatigued lately, with my whole body feeling sore. Sometimes I find myself taking deep breaths, and I also feel tired and sleepy while reading. My memory seems a bit off as well. I'm not sure if this is...
Dr. Zhang Weidong Reply:
Hello Neil, To be honest, your question is quite difficult to answer. The symptoms you described may not necessarily belong to a specific disease; they could be associated with multiple conditions, and it is also possible that they are related to post-COVID syndrome. I recommen...[Read More] Understanding Body Aches: Traditional Chinese Medicine Insights
Understanding Autonomic Nervous System Disorders: Symptoms and Solutions
Consultation for Autonomic Nervous System Dysregulation Hello, doctor. I have recently been diagnosed with autonomic nervous system dysfunction, experiencing symptoms such as weakness, anxiety, restlessness, and significant stiffness and tension in my neck, which sometimes extend...
Dr. Lü Bingcheng Reply:
You have a history of autonomic nervous system disorder and are currently experiencing symptoms such as anxiety and stiffness in the neck. It is recommended that you visit the Traditional Chinese Medicine department for further evaluation and treatment to alleviate your physical ...[Read More] Understanding Autonomic Nervous System Disorders: Symptoms and Solutions
Understanding Unexplained Fever and Rapid Heartbeat: Causes and Insights
Fever of unknown origin, body temperature elevation? Hello, last night after work, I suddenly felt warm, but it wasn't a fever, and my heart was racing. Today, I am experiencing the same situation. I would like to know what could be the cause of this, and whether it is a med...
Dr. Hou Yuchang Reply:
Hello, Mr. Jun. Due to the limited information you provided, it is difficult to give a precise answer. In medical terms, a feeling of warmth is not a primary disease symptom and usually needs to be accompanied by other phenomena. You mentioned that this occurs after returning hom...[Read More] Understanding Unexplained Fever and Rapid Heartbeat: Causes and Insights
Understanding Unexplained Fever and Rapid Heartbeat: Causes and Concerns
Fever of unknown origin, body temperature elevation? Hello, last night after work, I suddenly felt warm, but it wasn't a fever, and my heart was racing. Today, I'm experiencing the same situation. I would like to know what could be the cause of this and if it is a medic...
Dr. Hou Yuchang Reply:
Hello, Mr. Jun. Due to the limited information you provided, it is difficult to give a precise answer. In medical terms, a sensation of warmth is not typically a primary disease symptom and usually needs to be accompanied by other phenomena. You mentioned that this occurs after r...[Read More] Understanding Unexplained Fever and Rapid Heartbeat: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Non-Specific Dizziness: Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine
Nonspecific dizziness Hello doctor, I started experiencing dizziness in early February. During this time, I had two episodes of blood rushing to my head, but I did not experience vertigo. On March 30, I visited a doctor due to this dizziness. The doctor said it was because I was ...
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
Dear Alvin, Feeling dizzy and heavy-headed is truly distressing. Your MRI findings indicate mild narrowing of the blood vessels in the right hemisphere of the brain. When you experience emotional stress, you also report numbness in your scalp, left hand, and both cheeks, as well...[Read More] Understanding Non-Specific Dizziness: Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine
Understanding Heavy Head and Heat Sensation: Traditional Chinese Medicine Insights
Feeling of heaviness in the head? Hello, Dr. Yan! Thank you for answering my questions. I have a heavy feeling in my head, and my head feels a bit warm. I don't have a fever, nor do I have symptoms like sneezing, coughing, or a sore throat, and I don't have a cold, but ...
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
Hello, Miss: Thank you for your inquiry. Here are my responses and suggestions: 1. Generally speaking, it seems that your issue is indeed a concern. I recommend consulting a physician for advanced gastrointestinal examinations to determine the exact problem. 2. I suggest you ...[Read More] Understanding Heavy Head and Heat Sensation: Traditional Chinese Medicine Insights
Understanding Heavy Head Sensation: When to See a Doctor?
Feeling heavy-headed? Hello, doctor. For the past few days, I've been feeling a heaviness in my head... it feels like my head is heating up?? What could be wrong with me? Do I need to see a doctor? Which specialist should I consult? Thank you.
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
Hello, ma'am; thank you for your inquiry. Here are my responses and recommendations regarding your symptoms: If you are experiencing a heavy sensation in your head and a slight fever, please take your temperature to check for a fever. If you have a fever or exhibit symptoms ...[Read More] Understanding Heavy Head Sensation: When to See a Doctor?
Which Medical Specialty Should You Consult for Weight Loss?
Which medical specialty should you consult for weight loss? Which specialty should I consult for weight loss? I've heard that I should first see a gynecologist, then a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) specialist for weight management, or perhaps a nutritionist? If my obesi...
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
In large hospitals, there are usually "weight loss specialty clinics," while smaller clinics may offer "cocktail weight loss therapy." If obesity is caused by hormonal imbalances, women should consult obstetrics and gynecology or endocrinology. If the issue is...[Read More] Which Medical Specialty Should You Consult for Weight Loss?
Understanding Fainting: Traditional Chinese Medicine Insights on Anxiety-Induced Episodes
Fainting Since childhood, I have experienced uncontrollable fainting whenever I feel extremely nervous or scared. My mother used to say that I was pretending to faint out of fear of getting punished, but I truly cannot control it. Each time, I feel a darkness enveloping my vision...
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
Everyone reacts differently to their environment; some people are braver and less prone to fear, while others are more timid and cannot tolerate being startled. Excessive tension and fear can lead to fainting. From a psychological perspective, this can be seen as a protective mec...[Read More] Understanding Fainting: Traditional Chinese Medicine Insights on Anxiety-Induced Episodes