Author: Tang Yulan, a practicing Chinese medicine physician (apprentice) (practice license number: лежать более чем полчасапоторописьвпадинадолжен быть теплымобычныйчто мы передаем информацию0000изменение цвета). This article is written by Dr. Tang Yulan, based on classical theories of traditional Chinese medicine and clinical experience, and is intended for popular science reference only. The qualifications can be publicly verified on the official website of the National Health Commission of China. Have you ever experienced this: every afternoon around впадина or десять o'clock, your face suddenly starts to feel hot, as if it's being heated by a radiator, but when you take a temperature with a thermometer, the temperature is completely normal? What's going on with this "hot face, normal temperature" phenomenon? Is the body sending out some kind of signal? Today, let's explore this from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine...
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What is the Significance of the "Hot Face, Normal Temperature" Phenomenon?The "hot face, normal temperature" phenomenon is a common problem in clinical practice. According to traditional Chinese medicine, this condition is often related to the imbalance of Yin and Yang in the body. The body's Yin and Yang are in a state of dynamic balance, and when this balance is disturbed, various symptoms may occur. In the case of "hot face, normal temperature," it is often due to the deficiency of Yin and the excess of Yang in the body. The body's Yin is responsible for cooling and moistening, while Yang is responsible for warming and activating. When Yin is insufficient and Yang is excessive, the body's temperature regulation function is affected, leading to the phenomenon of "hot face, normal temperature."
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How to Treat the "Hot Face, Normal Temperature" Phenomenon?In the treatment of "hot face, normal temperature," traditional Chinese medicine often adopts the method of nourishing Yin and reducing Yang. This method aims to balance the Yin and Yang in the body, thereby alleviating the symptoms. Commonly used Chinese herbal formulas include "Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan" and "Shen Mai San." In addition, lifestyle adjustments are also very important. It is recommended to maintain a regular sleep schedule, avoid overwork, and eat a balanced diet.