What are the symptoms of sand occlusion

Due to the increasing pressure of life, more and more people are experiencing sub-health conditions. Feeling dizzy and blurred all day long shows that the body's physical fitness is poor. In daily life, we call some complex diseases "Bi Sha", especially those diseases caused by being exposed to cold wind during the change of seasons. So what are the symptoms of Bi Sha? The problem of closed sha is a comprehensive issue, and each person's response is different.

Bi Sha is a folk term, which actually refers to the blockage of Qi mechanism, dizziness, chest tightness, nausea and general discomfort, and even coma and confusion, when the body's positive Qi is insufficient and the body's positive Qi is insufficient, resulting in the blockage of Qi. The key to preventing Bi Sha is to have strong and vigorous positive energy so that it is not easily invaded by evil and turbid energy. You should also pay attention to a clean and comfortable daily living environment, avoid overwork, overheating, and greed for coolness.

You can take Yupingfeng Powder (or other dosage forms such as granules) to replenish Qi, strengthen the spleen, dispel wind and improve the body's immunity. You can also do appropriate exercise to enhance your ability to adapt to the environment. When you really have sha closure, scraping, cupping, and bloodletting are the best and fastest treatments. You can also take Huoxiang Zhengqi Water (for cold closure) or Shidi Shui (for hot closure).

Headache is a symptom. There are many types of diseases that cause headaches. Physiological headaches are mainly related to poor rest, insufficient sleep, excessive mental tension, and overwork. It is recommended to go to the neurology department for symptomatic treatment. You can take antipyretic and analgesic drugs such as aspirin and acetaminophen.

Bi Sha, also known as Sha Zhang, is Sha syndrome. Also known as shaqi and shahui. See "Shazhang Yuheng".

Causes

Between summer and autumn, due to exposure to wind, cold, heat and dampness, or to contact with epidemic air and foul evil, the cold is blocked inside the body, causing abdominal pain and stuffy confusion. Because shaqi swells and chills the stomach and intestines and blocks the meridians, it is also called "shazhang". If the sha is in the skin and qi, the rash will appear with red spots, like pulse rash, which is called "red sha"; if the sha poison is in the muscles and blood, the whole body will be swollen and painful, and there will be black spots, which is called "black sha". If the symptoms are severe, there will be symptoms such as chills and fever, swelling or pain in the head, chest, and abdomen, or coma and sore throat, or vomiting and diarrhea, or a waist that feels like it is tied with a belt, or blue and black nails, or numbness of the hands and feet, etc.

symptom

The symptoms include vomiting and diarrhea first, followed by abdominal cramps; or abdominal cramps first and then vomiting and diarrhea, distension of the chest and diaphragm, blurred vision, swelling all over the body, inability to lift limbs, stiff tongue and inability to speak. "Essentials of Sha Syndrome" states: "Sha swelling is caused by the blockage of Qi and the reversal of fire. ... To treat Sha, one must first open the Qi and reduce the fire, and then the swelling can be eliminated. If food blocks the Sha Qi at the top, then vomit it out; if food causes the Sha Qi to form at the bottom, then guide it away. ... Therefore, to treat swelling, one must treat the Qi, and to treat the Qi, one must treat the blood. When blood is activated, the Sha moves; when blood is broken, the Sha Qi moves; when blood is defeated, the Sha Qi is defeated. Lowering the fire is also involved. This is the key technique to treating Sha." See the articles on Sha, Sha Qi, etc.