Causes of edema

The human body also needs to protect its own health so as to avoid some diseases. There are many types of diseases, and different causes can cause different diseases, so in the treatment of diseases, good methods are also needed. What is the cause of edema? Many people are not very clear about this disease. Generally, this type of disease occurs without warning, so for the treatment of such diseases, the choice of method is also very important.

When the human body has edema problems, it must be improved in time, otherwise it will cause great harm to one's health. So what are the causes of edema? The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have some understanding of this problem.

Causes of edema:

1. Wind evil invades from outside and causes lung failure to regulate. Wind evil invades from outside and lodges in the lungs. The lungs fail to regulate their function. As a result, body fluids cannot be dispersed to the outside to nourish the skin. In addition, the lungs fail to regulate the water channels and transform the metabolic waste of body fluids into urine. As a result, wind blocks water and wind and water fight against each other. Water is retained in the body and floods the skin, causing edema.

2. Dampness and toxins penetrate the lungs and spleen. The lungs control the skin and hair, and the spleen controls the muscles. The poison of carbuncles and ulcers originates from the skin and is not cleared away, but instead goes to the lungs and spleen. The damaged spleen cannot raise body fluids, and the damaged lungs cannot descend and ascend, resulting in fluid retention in the body, flooding the skin and causing edema. "Ji Sheng Fang? Edema" says: "There are also young people who have blood heat and develop sores, which turn into swelling, thirst, and scanty urination. This is heat swelling."

3. Water and dampness infiltrate the spleen, which is affected. The spleen likes dryness and hates dampness. Living in wetlands for a long time, or wading in water in the rain, can cause moisture to invade the body; or improper diet, such as eating too much raw and cold food, can all cause the spleen to become damp and lose its function of transporting and transforming moisture, resulting in the accumulation of moisture in the body, flooding the skin and causing edema.

Through the above introduction, we have some understanding of the causes of edema. Therefore, when treating such a disease, it is also necessary to proceed according to the type of disease. In the process of treating edema, water supplementation must be done in an appropriate amount, which will be of great help to the treatment of the disease.