Bloodshot on the knee

The knee is a very important joint in the human body. If there is an abnormality in this part, it will have a great impact on its normal function. Some people will find bloodshot on their knees. If there are no other obvious symptoms, it is most likely caused by poor blood circulation. Some Chinese medicine methods can be used to dredge the meridians and resolve the bloodshot. Next, let’s take a look at the solution to bloodshot knees.

Caused by poor blood circulation. The obstruction of Qi and blood is referred to as Qi deficiency and blood deficiency in traditional Chinese medicine. Meridians are like a kind of spatial channel. "Jing" means path and "luo" means network. Meridians are like paths and water networks connecting small towns and villages. They are spread throughout the body and connect various internal organs and tissues of the human body.

Qi and blood circulate through the meridians, transporting nutrients and information, so the meridians are channels that circulate qi and blood throughout the body, connect internal organs and limbs, and communicate between the inside and outside, up and down. It is very simple to understand that if the channel is blocked, many diseases will naturally arise. Just like the sub-health state that we often hear and mention in our daily lives is a typical manifestation of meridian blockage.

The unique pushing therapy technique and warming meridian conditioning method regulates the meridians, dredges the meridians, improves the microcirculation of the body skin, relieves body stress, and enhances the body's immune ability. Pure herbal Chinese medicine enters the human body according to the principle of drug meridians, focusing on regulating the functions of the human body's internal organs and improving physiological functions. Modern people’s meridians are blocked (sub-health) - the source of illness. “Pain means blockage, no pain if the meridians are unblocked” actually refers to the meridians, that is, most of the diseases in the human body are caused by blocked meridians.

If the qi and blood in the meridians are blocked and not unobstructed, it will cause pain or swelling in the relevant parts. If the qi and blood stagnate and turn into heat, redness, swelling, heat, pain, etc. will appear (meridian evidence). If the circulation of Qi and blood is insufficient, numbness of the affected area, softening of the skin and functional impairment will occur (deficiency syndrome of meridians). If the Yang Qi of the meridians, namely the Wei Qi and the Yuan Qi, are insufficient, symptoms such as local chillness or general fear of coldness will occur (Yang deficiency leads to cold). The Yin Qi of the meridians is the Nutritive Qi. If there is insufficient blood and excessive Yang Qi, phenomena such as fever in the five hearts will occur (Yin deficiency and internal heat).