What medicine is good for wind-cold-dampness arthralgia

Many people may not know how to treat the symptoms of wind-cold-dampness arthralgia, nor do they know the cause of the disease, so it is recommended that everyone should pay attention to the treatment methods of wind-cold-dampness arthralgia. We can treat symptoms of wind-cold-dampness arthralgia with cinnamon twigs, rice, and sugar, or we can use ginger and pepper water to drive away the cold. For the specific treatment methods for wind-cold-dampness arthralgia, it is recommended that you read the following introduction.

1. Is wind-cold-dampness arthralgia easy to cure?

1.1. 700g mutton, 50g wine-cooked water chestnut, 100g white radish, 12 peppercorns, 25g scallion knots, 15g ginger, 1g MSG, 8g salt, 1g pepper powder, and 20g Shaoxing wine. Wash the steamed Achyranthes bidentata, put it into a casserole, add water and boil it until it is cooked, remove the residue, wash the mutton and radish, cut the radish into pieces, boil the mutton in boiling water for a few minutes, float it in clean water, pick it up and cut it into small strips, wash the ginger and onion. Place the casserole on high heat, add water, and use a few mutton bones as the bottom. Add the mutton and bring to a boil, pick out the blood bubbles, then add ginger, scallion, peppercorns, and Shaoxing wine. Switch to medium heat and cook for 30 minutes. Move to low heat, add Chinese medicinal juice and white radish and simmer until cooked and soft, then pick out the ginger, scallion, and peppercorns. Add salt and pepper to taste.

This prescription dispels cold, relieves pain, removes wind and dampness, and is suitable for cold arthritis. The main clinical symptoms are severe pain in the limb joints, which is especially severe during movement and has a fixed location. The pain is aggravated by cold.

1.2. 30 grams of gypsum, 10 grams of cinnamon twig, 100 grams of polished rice, and appropriate amount of sugar. First, boil gypsum and cinnamon twigs, take the juice and cook it with glutinous rice into porridge. When the porridge is cooked, add sugar and cook for a while. Take it twice a day.

This prescription clears away heat, dispels wind and promotes dampness, and is suitable for heat arthralgia syndrome. The main clinical symptoms are joint pain, local burning, redness and swelling, pain that cannot be touched, difficulty in flexion and extension, and pain relief when exposed to coolness, often involving one or more joints.

2. Can wind-cold-dampness arthralgia be completely cured?

That depends on the severity of the illness. Early-stage wind-cold-dampness arthritis is relatively easy to cure because the condition is not serious, the patient's joints have not suffered serious damage, and recovery is relatively easy. This is not just true for joint diseases such as wind-cold-dampness and arthralgia. It can be said that any disease has a much greater chance of cure if it is discovered and treated early. Therefore, this requires everyone to check their bodies frequently in daily life to avoid worsening of the disease before starting treatment.

3. Causes of Wind-Cold-Dampness Arthralgia

3.1. Insufficiency of vital energy is the internal factor and basis of Bi disease. A weak body with loose pores and weak defense system creates conditions for being affected by pathogens. Therefore, the Treatise on the Causes and Symptoms of Various Diseases, Wind Diseases. Rheumatism and Arthritis says: "Deficiency of blood and qi leads to rheumatism."

3.2. Exogenous wind, cold and dampness are mostly caused by living in a damp environment, wading in water and rain, sleeping in the wind, in fog and dew, climate change, alternating cold and heat, etc., which allow wind, cold and dampness to take advantage of the opportunity to invade the human body.

3.3. Wind, cold and dampness often harm each other and cause illness. Wind is a yang evil that opens the pores and has the power to penetrate. Cold takes advantage of this power to invade the body. Wind also takes advantage of the accumulation of cold to cause the evil to attach to the diseased area, thus becoming the basis for injuring people and causing illness.

3.4. The basic pathogenesis of this disease is that wind, cold and dampness pathogens stay in muscles, tendons, bones and joints, causing obstruction of meridians, poor circulation of qi and blood, stiffness and malnutrition of tendons and veins in the limbs.