Taichung Chengguan Traditional Chinese Medicine Dr. Lu Yanzhi. Heat accumulation in the lungs and stomach and rosacea dermatitis cannot be cured! Chinese medicine massages 3 acupoints to soothe Mr. Lai, 41y/o, who has been suffering from rosacea dermatitis for 2 years. The skin on his cheeks is red and dry repeatedly. The redness of the skin gets worse when he is emotionally fluctuating or angry. Rosacea dermatitis may be related to congenital genetics, sensitivity and fragility of blood vessels, internal mental stress or external environmental factors, sunlight, and high temperature. Patients' skin is prone to rose-red patches and pustules. Rosacea dermatitis is also known as "Rosacea". It is a chronic and recurring skin disease characterized by redness of the facial skin, papules, pustules and telangiectasia on the face mainly caused by the dilation of blood vessels. Finally, skin fibrosis is caused by long-term inflammation and looks like wine grains. It usually occurs On the forehead, nose and sides, cheeks and jaw. Some patients may experience eye sensitivity, congestion, etc. In traditional Chinese medicine, rosacea dermatitis is called "red nose" or "wine-sore nose". It is mostly caused by the accumulation of heat in the lungs and stomach steaming up, and the feeling of wind and cold binding the surface. As a result, the heat in the lungs and stomach cannot be effectively dissipated through the skin, resulting in blood stasis and qi stagnation. Treatment is mainly based on clearing heat, cooling blood, promoting qi and removing blood stasis. Common syndrome types 1. Heat accumulation in the lungs and stomach: The skin around the mouth and nose is often red, greasy and shiny, with papules on the erythema, or accompanied by a few pustules. Treatment is mainly based on nourishing yin, clearing away heat, and clearing and purging stomach fire. 2. Lung meridian blood-heat type: Symptoms include widespread erythema, papules, pustules on the nose and face, and conscious itching. Treatment is mainly based on clearing heat, cooling blood, and purging lung heat. 3. Qi stagnation and blood stasis type: There are fixed purple-red patches on the tip of the nose, the hair follicle openings are enlarged, or there are cysts, papules, and pustules. For a long time, the damaged skin becomes hypertrophic, bulging and hardened, and even aggregates into lumps. Treatment is mainly based on clearing away heat and cooling blood, soothing the liver and regulating qi. Taichung Chengguan Traditional Chinese Medicine, Dr. Lu Yanzhi. Heat accumulation in the lungs and stomach and rosacea dermatitis cannot be cured! Chinese medicine massages 3 acupoints to soothe Mr. Lai, 41y/o, who has been suffering from rosacea dermatitis for 2 years. The skin on his cheeks is red and dry repeatedly. The redness of the skin gets worse when he is emotionally fluctuating or angry. Rosacea dermatitis may be related to congenital genetics, sensitivity and fragility of blood vessels, internal mental stress or external environmental factors, sunlight, and high temperature. Patients' skin is prone to rose-red patches and pustules. Rosacea dermatitis is also called "Rosacea". It is a chronic and recurring skin disease characterized by redness of the facial skin, papules, pustules and capillary dilation mainly caused by the dilation of blood vessels, and finally skin fibrosis caused by long-term inflammation, which looks like wine grains. It usually occurs On the forehead, nose and sides, cheeks and jaw. Some patients may experience eye sensitivity, congestion, etc. In traditional Chinese medicine, rosacea dermatitis is called "red nose" or "wine-sore nose". It is mostly caused by the accumulation of heat in the lungs and stomach steaming up, and the feeling of wind and cold binding the surface. As a result, the heat in the lungs and stomach cannot be effectively dissipated through the skin, resulting in blood stasis and qi stagnation. Treatment is mainly based on clearing heat, cooling blood, promoting qi and removing blood stasis. Common syndrome types 1. Heat accumulation in the lungs and stomach: The skin around the mouth and nose is often red, greasy and shiny, with papules on the erythema, or accompanied by a few pustules. Treatment is mainly based on nourishing yin, clearing away heat, and clearing and purging stomach fire. 2. Lung meridian blood-heat type: Symptoms include widespread erythema, papules, pustules on the nose and face, and conscious itching. Treatment is mainly based on clearing heat, cooling blood, and purging lung heat. 3. Qi stagnation and blood stasis type: There are fixed purple-red patches on the tip of the nose, the hair follicle openings are enlarged, or there are cysts, papules, and pustules. The disease lasts for a long time, and the damaged skin becomes thickened, bulged, and hardened, and even aggregates into lumps. Treatment is mainly based on clearing away heat and cooling blood, soothing the liver and regulating qi. Things to note in life: 1. Reduce life stress, maintain a calm mood, maintain a normal schedule and adequate sleep time. 2. Avoid using overheated water when cleaning, and do not over-exfoliate or over-stain the face. 3. Avoid harmful foods, such as barbecue fried foods or drinks containing alcohol and caffeine. 4. Reduce excessive sun exposure. Strengthen sun protection measures 5. Avoid drinking hot soups, excessive exercise and emotional fluctuations. Acupoints for clearing away heat accumulated in the lungs and stomach Hegu point Location: midpoint between the first and second metacarpal bones on the back of the hand Yingxiang point Location: the depression in the nasolabial groove next to the midpoint of the outer edge of the nose. Sulin point location: in the center of the tip of the nose on the face.
Location of Quchi Point: The outer end of the elbow crease. Composition: Scutellaria baicalensis, mulberry bark, peony bark, cyperus rotunda, angelica root, raw rehmannia root, and red peony root. Method: Wash the above medicinal materials with clean water to remove dust, bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce to low heat and cook again. 15-20 minutes, drink as tea. Suitable for: People with accumulated heat in the lungs and stomach, and rosacea dermatitis with liver qi discomfort. Contraindications: The above prescription still needs to be adjusted according to personal physical condition by consulting a professional Chinese medicine practitioner. Pregnant women should use it with caution. Zhenguan Traditional Chinese Medicine was established in the Republic of China in 1998. It specializes in internal medicine, gynecology and pediatrics, dermatology, acupuncture and trauma, allergy conditioning, etc. It currently has three campuses in Taipei, Yonghe, and Taichung. Zhenguan/Chengguan Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic Fan Page