Liver Yang hyperactivity syndrome is a common TCM syndrome, which is mainly manifested as liver and kidney yin deficiency and yang hyperactivity. This happens often due to long-term emotional excess, or liver and kidney yin deficiency. When the liver and kidney are deficient in yin, the yin fluid cannot restrain the yang qi, making the liver yang hyperactive, which causes a series of symptoms.
Patients often experience symptoms of vertigo and tinnitus, as if they hear a roaring sound echoing in their ears, making it impossible to calm down. It is also common to have a swelling and redness in the head, and the head and face are covered with unbearable heat. In addition, patients are also prone to irritability, irritability, and irritability.
In terms of sleep, patients often experience palpitations, forgetfulness, insomnia, and dreams. Even after falling asleep, it is difficult to enter a deep sleep state, and it is easy to wake up, resulting in a poor mental state. At the same time, the patient will also feel soreness in the waist and knees, and weakness in the legs and feet, as if stepping on cotton. Red tongue with little lichen and strong pulse strings are typical tongue and pulse manifestations of hyperactivity syndrome.
In TCM syndrome differentiation, it is common to have a pattern of hyperactivity in the liver and deficiency in the upper part of the liver and deficiency of the lower part of the kidney yin. This syndrome often manifests as dizziness, tinnitus, swelling and pain in the head, and red face. This is because the yin of the liver and kidneys is insufficient, which leads to the hyperactivity of the liver and yang, and the upward rush of qi and blood. At this time, the patient's mood is easy to be irritable and angry, because the liver is not supple, palpitations, forgetfulness, insomnia and dreams are also manifestations of liver and kidney yin deficiency.
Due to the deficiency of yin in the liver and kidney, and the dystrophy of the meridians, patients are prone to symptoms of soreness in the waist and knees. At the same time, patients will also feel lightheadedness due to the high yang and the yin loss. The red tongue and the strong pulse are also typical manifestations of liver and kidney yin deficiency and liver yang hyperactivity.
For the ** of this syndrome, traditional Chinese medicine generally adopts the method of nourishing the liver and kidneys and flattening the liver and latent yang. Commonly used drugs include Liuwei Dihuang Pill, Zhibai Dihuang Pill, etc., these drugs can nourish yin and nourish the kidney, calm the liver and latent yang, and have a good effect on alleviating the symptoms of hyperactivity of liver yang and kidney yin loss. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to adjusting their work and diet to avoid overwork and emotional agitation, so as to promote the body's **.