TCM Health During the flu season, wind and chill syndrome is a common symptom in many patients. At this time, ephedra and Jiuwei Qianghuo in traditional Chinese medicine have become the most powerful. They are unique and complementary, and together they offer hope for alleviating the symptoms of influenza wind chills.
Ephedra, known as the holy medicine of "sweating and relieving the surface", has a pungent taste, slightly bitter and warm, and returns to the lungs and bladder meridians. It can quickly open pores and promote sweat discharge, thereby effectively dispelling the cold evil on the body surface, relieving symptoms such as chills, fever, and no sweating. In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, ephedra also has the effect of relieving asthma, and it also has a significant improvement effect on cough, asthma and other symptoms associated with influenza.
Jiuwei Qianghuo is a compound Chinese medicine preparation, which is composed of a variety of traditional Chinese medicines such as Qianghuo, fengfeng, and Atractylodes. Its main effect is to dispel wind and cold, remove dampness and relieve pain. At the same time, the various ingredients contained in it can also effectively relieve pain and relieve muscle tension, and have a significant improvement effect on headache and body pain caused by influenza wind and cold bundles.
It is worth mentioning that when the first influenza wind and cold beam is manifested, the Chinese medicine doctor may prescribe traditional Chinese medicine with ingredients such as ephedra and Jiuwei Qianghuo according to the patient's condition. Xuanlung Sepsis Granules is a commonly used traditional Chinese medicine preparation, which also contains ephedra and other ingredients, which is helpful for improving respiratory symptoms and influenza wind and cold symptoms. However, the specific medication should follow the doctor's instructions and should not be used at will.
Ephedra and Jiuwei Qianghuo are the two treasures of traditional Chinese medicine, which are not only effective but also small. However, it should be noted that when using these two medicines, the principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment of traditional Chinese medicine should also be followed, and the appropriate drugs and dosages should be selected according to the specific condition and constitution of the patient.
In short, ephedra and Jiuwei Qianghuo together provide strong support for the manifestation of influenza wind chill beams. In our daily life, we can make reasonable use of these two herb resources, combined with life conditioning and preventive measures, to jointly protect the health of ourselves and our families.