What causes getting angry

Many people pay special attention to changes in their bodies in life. For example, they often have oral ulcers and bad breath. Some people may think that this is just a simple case of getting angry. In fact, it is not the case. After the symptoms of getting angry appear, patients will also have cough, sputum, sore throat and pain in other parts of the body. There are reasons for getting angry, and most of them are these pathogenic factors.

Chinese medicine experts talk about getting angry

Getting angry has a deeper meaning, which refers to some broad symptoms of getting angry. For example, stomach fire can cause stomach pain, dry stool, etc., lung fire can cause hemoptysis, cough, yellow sputum, etc., liver fire can cause some irritability, insomnia, and breast pain in women.

There is fire in the human body. If there is no fire, life will stop. This is the so-called fire of life. Of course, the fire should also be kept within a certain range. For example, body temperature should be around 37 degrees. If the fire is too high, people will feel uncomfortable, and there will be many specific manifestations such as redness, swelling, heat, pain, and irritability.

In a sense, there is life with fire and death without fire. Normally speaking, fire is necessary within a certain range, and fire beyond the normal range is evil fire. Abnormal fire is divided into false fire and real fire. The yin and yang of a normal human body are balanced. For real fire, the yin is normal but the yang is too high, which appears as real fire. In another situation, the Yang is normal but the Yin is insufficient, which makes the Yang appear too strong, thus appearing as false fire.

What else does getting on fire mean?

The "shang" in "shanghuo" in a sense refers to the part of the body where the fire is located, and it also refers to a verb, which means the generation of fire. Most people think that the specific manifestations of getting angry are usually on the head and face. In fact, Chinese medicine believes that the human body is connected, and all parts of the body should have different degrees of manifestations.

So where does the evil fire in the human body come from? Is it caused by the body itself or by external factors?

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that most of the evil fire is generated from within, and external factors can be a trigger. Generally speaking, it is caused by the imbalance of yin and yang in the body.

What is the most typical manifestation of exogenous heat?

The most common one is heat stroke, which is usually caused by staying in an environment with high temperature, lack of water, and stuffiness for too long, which will cause the body temperature to rise. This is a typical exogenous heat syndrome. Generally speaking, endogenous heat is more common than exogenous heat. For example, people nowadays are under greater pressure, often stay up late, eat spicy food, etc., and the factors that generate internal heat are much greater than before.

Many people think that getting a sore throat is a minor problem that can be cured by taking medicine or adjusting yourself. In fact, sometimes the symptoms of getting a sore throat are relatively mild and can be adjusted by yourself. However, attention should still be paid to some special groups, such as the elderly or people with underlying diseases such as cardiovascular disease.