For a period of time in the winter of the previous year, many patients came to the doctor, and they reported that their eyes saw things blurrily, and the specific description was not clear, but they said that they felt as if they had eye feces, but they did not have it when they wiped it. I advised the patient to take Qi Ju Di Huang Pills, and the results were very mediocre; Using Zhang Xichun's method, dandelion decoction water, smoked first and then drunk, did not have a good effect, from the pulse point of view, the patient has liver and kidney yin deficiency, but why is the effect not good?
It was very cold at night, and when I came home from work, I saw a layer of moisture on the lenses of my wife's glasses, and my wife said, "It's so cold, it's so warm at home!" "I looked at the moisture on the lenses of my wife's glasses and seemed to understand how the patient had recently said that his eyes were blurry!
The next day, a patient with glasses came to me, and I also felt that my eyes were blurry, and I asked if it felt like there was moisture on my glasses?
The patient happily said that this is the feeling, and it is very uncomfortable to see!
While thinking about how to ** the excess water vapor in the patient's eyes, I began to explore the combination of pharmacology and TCM theory in depth. I realized that psyllium, as a traditional Chinese medicine, has significant water-relieving and eye-catching effects, which is undoubtedly the answer I was seeking. Traditional Chinese medicine theory believes that the kidneys are important organs of the human body and dominate the sealing function. Once the kidneys are lost, the cold water in the kidneys rises with the liver qi, which affects the eyes and makes the patient feel blurred vision, just like glasses are blocked by water vapor. What's more, patients will have cold tears in the wind, which are caused by kidney deficiency and cold water reaching the eyes. On the problem of blurred vision, I adopted the method of nourishing the liver and kidneys, and at the same time used 8-15 grams of psyllium to facilitate the dampness in the liver meridian. The application of this ** program has made the patient's condition improve rapidly. Through in-depth thinking and continuous practice, I gradually realized the essence of eye disease. In the follow-up, I successfully used the combination of Qiju Dihuang Pill plus Tribulus terrestris and psyllium to get a patient who had been crying for three years in only five days. This simple prescription not only reflects the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine for eye diseases, but also proves the important value of combining theory and practice. **10,000 Fans Incentive Plan