Seeking Qigong Guidance for Tinnitus and Nerve Issues
Tinnitus and neuropathy? Hello, Dr. Gao. I have been suffering from tinnitus for a long time, and neither Western nor traditional Chinese medicine has been able to identify the cause or treat it effectively. Earlier this year, I contracted shingles, and although the rash has heal...
Dr. Gao Peiyi Reply:
I do not have much knowledge about Qigong and cannot provide assistance.[Read More] Seeking Qigong Guidance for Tinnitus and Nerve Issues
Can Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Drugs Be Taken Together?
Drug interactions Hello, Doctor Gao. Recently, I consulted both Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine for my tinnitus issue. I would like to ask if the following Chinese and Western medications can be taken simultaneously or if they should not be taken together: Chi...
Dr. Gao Peiyi Reply:
Currently, there are no cases of interaction effects.[Read More] Can Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Drugs Be Taken Together?
Managing Tinnitus and Anxiety: Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine
Tinnitus, palpitations, and feelings of fullness or discomfort in the chest and stomach? Hello, Doctor Gao. I have been experiencing tinnitus for over six months. In addition to the tinnitus, I also feel a constant tingling sensation in the area of my spine in the back. I visited...
Dr. Gao Peiyi Reply:
It is likely just caused by nervous anxiety and is unrelated to diaphragmatic breathing.[Read More] Managing Tinnitus and Anxiety: Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine
Understanding Tinnitus: Causes, Treatments, and Nutritional Supplements
Tinnitus and Dietary Supplements I really find it hard to believe what the traditional Chinese medicine doctor told me at the end of last month. He said my tinnitus is caused by neural fatigue. My tinnitus includes sounds like buzzing, EE, or noise similar to a base station, radi...
Dr. Gao Peiyi Reply:
Oral administration of B6 and B12 is possible, but it has limited benefits for tinnitus. Hospital examinations are primarily to rule out critical illnesses and manageable underlying conditions, after which treatment options are quite limited. Typically, Western medicine education...[Read More] Understanding Tinnitus: Causes, Treatments, and Nutritional Supplements
Understanding Tinnitus: Exploring Traditional Chinese Medicine Insights
Tinnitus issues I really find it hard to believe what the traditional Chinese medicine doctor told me at the end of last month, that my tinnitus is caused by neural fatigue. My tinnitus includes sounds like buzzing, EE, or noise similar to a base station, radio static, or poor ch...
Dr. Gao Peiyi Reply:
I'm not quite clear on the issue.[Read More] Understanding Tinnitus: Exploring Traditional Chinese Medicine Insights
Understanding Tinnitus and Brain Noise: Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine
Tinnitus and pulsatile tinnitus issues? Hello, Dr. Gao. I have never experienced tinnitus before, but it started about three weeks ago, a day or two after the four-day Double Tenth holiday. I really can't believe that the Chinese medicine doctor prescribed medication suggest...
Dr. Gao Peiyi Reply:
Based on the current situation, it is recommended to prioritize traditional Chinese medicine, with acupuncture as a supplementary treatment.[Read More] Understanding Tinnitus and Brain Noise: Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine
Understanding Tinnitus and Brain Noise: Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine
Tinnitus and pulsatile tinnitus issues? Hello, Doctor Gao. I have been experiencing tinnitus for three weeks now, with a constant ringing in my ears 24 hours a day. Sometimes it is loud, and other times it suddenly becomes quiet. This morning, I visited a traditional Chinese medi...
Dr. Gao Peiyi Reply:
The prescription he provided is related to emotional and psychological tension, which he believes is caused by emotional factors and may not be effective because it is not addressing the root cause. Based on your description, it seems to be a lingering infection, possibly due to ...[Read More] Understanding Tinnitus and Brain Noise: Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine
Can Traditional Chinese Medicine Help with Tinnitus Relief?
Tinnitus issues Hello, Doctor Gao. Last week, I answered questions about tinnitus. I don't want to go to the hospital for an examination; I dislike seeing Western doctors, taking Western medicine, and undergoing tests. Can I take traditional Chinese medicine instead?
Dr. Gao Peiyi Reply:
The likelihood of having a significant issue is low. If there is strong resistance, you may try traditional Chinese medicine first, and if there is no improvement after one month, we can reassess the situation.[Read More] Can Traditional Chinese Medicine Help with Tinnitus Relief?
Understanding Tinnitus and Headaches: When to Seek Medical Attention
Tinnitus, headache I have been experiencing tinnitus for 7 days. The night before last, it was difficult to sleep due to the loud noise. I initially planned to ignore it, but over the past week, I've been hearing either a chirping sound or static noise. In the quiet of the n...
Dr. Gao Peiyi Reply:
It is recommended to first visit an ENT specialist at a Western medicine hospital for an examination. If no significant issues are found after the examination, but the symptoms still do not improve on their own, considering traditional Chinese medicine may be beneficial, as it ha...[Read More] Understanding Tinnitus and Headaches: When to Seek Medical Attention
Is Post-Acupuncture Soreness Normal? Understanding Your Symptoms
Is it normal to experience soreness after acupuncture? Hello, I have been experiencing tinnitus and sleep disturbances in my right ear. This past Monday (June 6), I visited Chang Gung Memorial Hospital in Taipei for acupuncture treatment. The doctor performed acupuncture on my ne...
Dr. Lai Huilian Reply:
Hello, A-Liang: Post-acupuncture soreness may be a residual sensation from the needles. You can discuss this with your acupuncturist to help alleviate the lingering effects. Generally, resting will gradually relieve the discomfort. If you continue to feel unwell, you may want to ...[Read More] Is Post-Acupuncture Soreness Normal? Understanding Your Symptoms
Managing Nasal Allergies: Can Traditional Chinese Medicine Provide Relief?
Nasal allergies Due to pulsatile tinnitus, Western medicine has determined that it is caused by nasal congestion and has prescribed a nasal spray. If I do not want to use medication long-term, can traditional Chinese medicine or acupuncture cure it? Are there any dietary consider...
Dr. Zhang Weidong Reply:
Hello, Yi-Fang: I apologize, but the information you provided is too limited for me to offer any advice. Allergic rhinitis can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine, and there are effective treatments available even during the current cold weather. Whether it can be comple...[Read More] Managing Nasal Allergies: Can Traditional Chinese Medicine Provide Relief?
Traditional Chinese Medicine Approaches to IgA Nephropathy Treatment
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatment for IgA nephropathy? Hello Doctor, I recently underwent a kidney biopsy at a Western medicine hospital and was diagnosed with IgA nephropathy, also known as IgA nephritis. Currently, my 24-hour urine protein is 0.4 grams, and I have he...
Dr. Lin Qingzhong Reply:
Dear Dong Hao / 19 years old / Male netizen, Hello: 1. You underwent a renal biopsy at a Western medicine hospital, and the diagnosis is IgA nephropathy, also known as IgA nephritis. This is an autoimmune disease affecting the kidneys, leading to chronic inflammation, which can...[Read More] Traditional Chinese Medicine Approaches to IgA Nephropathy Treatment
Facial Nerve Issues and Tinnitus: Understanding the Connection
Facial nerve + tinnitus Hello, I would like to ask about my condition. Earlier this year, I experienced facial nerve paralysis on the right side of my face. I underwent acupuncture and electrical therapy, and I made a good recovery. However, I have noticed that I tend to exert mo...
Dr. Hou Yuchang Reply:
Hello, after recovery from general facial nerve paralysis, there may not be any visible abnormalities for up to six months, but patients often experience a sense of abnormality during movement, which is likely related to residual effects. As for tinnitus that occurs in sync with ...[Read More] Facial Nerve Issues and Tinnitus: Understanding the Connection
Understanding Excessive Masturbation: Health Risks and Remedies
Excessive masturbation I have had a habit of masturbation since I was in the second year of junior high school, averaging about once a day for over ten years. I have experienced some minor issues, such as feeling mentally fatigued, experiencing a sensation of fullness and tinnitu...
Dr. Lin Qingzhong Reply:
Hello, Xiao Yang / 28 years old / Male: 1. Masturbation is a common part of the developmental process for young people and even married adults. Especially for young individuals who are physically vigorous and exposed to external sexual stimuli, it is normal to engage in this beh...[Read More] Understanding Excessive Masturbation: Health Risks and Remedies
Understanding the Effects of Excessive Masturbation on Health: A Traditional Chinese Medicine Perspective
Excessive masturbation issues? Hello, Doctor: I have had a habit of masturbation for a long time, and recently I suddenly started feeling dizzy (not to the extent that it affects my daily life) and experiencing discomfort in my eyes, which feel swollen. These two symptoms seem to...
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
Dear Anonymous User, Thank you for your message. Symptoms of kidney qi deficiency include hearing loss, tinnitus, dizziness, weakness in the lower back and knees, and nocturia. Other signs may include premature ejaculation, a pale tongue with a white coating, and a thin, weak pu...[Read More] Understanding the Effects of Excessive Masturbation on Health: A Traditional Chinese Medicine Perspective
Can Traditional Chinese Medicine Help with Eustachian Tube Dysfunction?
Can traditional Chinese medicine treat Eustachian tube issues? Four months ago, I started experiencing difficulty swallowing saliva, opening my mouth, and when I exert pressure with my mouth, I hear a popping sound in my ears. Occasionally, I also feel a dull pain inside my ears ...
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
Dear User Lai: When you swallow, your ears make a popping sound, and you may experience occasional dull pain inside your ears, along with intermittent tinnitus. If you wish to address this using Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), it is certainly possible. You can find a qualifie...[Read More] Can Traditional Chinese Medicine Help with Eustachian Tube Dysfunction?
Understanding Brain Fog: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions for Young Adults
Drowsiness I find it difficult to respond when chatting with others, and I often forget what we just talked about. The same happens when I study; I can't seem to retain information and often feel clueless. I feel mentally foggy all day, yawn frequently, experience excessive ...
Dr. Yang Junkui Reply:
Symptoms of prolonged fatigue should first be evaluated for normal liver and kidney function, as well as the presence of anemia. If no abnormalities are found, then consider the possibility of fatigue due to qi and blood deficiency. It is advisable to consult your doctor for conf...[Read More] Understanding Brain Fog: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions for Young Adults
Knee Weakness and Other Symptoms After Lunch: What Could It Mean?
Experiencing knee weakness around noon? Doctor, I need your help. Today marks the 6th day since I caught a cold, and this is the 3rd time I've experienced weakness in my knees about an hour before lunch. After eating lunch and taking a nap, I feel stronger. Secondly, since I...
Dr. Lin Qingzhong Reply:
Dear Mr. Hong / 47 years old / Male 1. Since the onset of your cold (on day 6), you have experienced weakness in your knees approximately one hour before lunch for the third time. This weakness resolves after eating lunch and taking a nap. Possible causes could include hypoglyce...[Read More] Knee Weakness and Other Symptoms After Lunch: What Could It Mean?
Exploring the Benefits of Stimulating the Shangyang Acupoint for Vitality
Stimulation of the Shangyang point? Stimulating the Shangyang point is said to have a significant effect on enhancing vitality and improving sexual function. Is this true? Thank you.
Dr. Ding Hanxiang Reply:
Hello: The Shangyang point belongs to the Hand Yangming Large Intestine Meridian and is located on the radial side of the fingernail of the index finger. It is indicated for the treatment of chest fullness, wheezing and coughing, febrile diseases with absence of sweating, tinnitu...[Read More] Exploring the Benefits of Stimulating the Shangyang Acupoint for Vitality
Can These Traditional Chinese Medicines Be Taken Together Safely?
Can I ask the doctor if these medications can be taken together? Hello, Doctor: I have been experiencing decreased sexual function and am considering kidney tonification, but I am unsure whether I have a deficiency in Yin or Yang. I have the following symptoms: physical weakness ...
Dr. Lin Qingzhong Reply:
Dear User, 1. Due to symptoms of physical weakness, leg weakness, severe tinnitus, frequent dizziness, benign prostatic hyperplasia, bitter mouth, dry mouth, and foamy, cloudy urine, this indicates kidney yin deficiency. 2. You may consider taking Qi Bao Mei Ran Dan, Ji Sheng ...[Read More] Can These Traditional Chinese Medicines Be Taken Together Safely?