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Author: Tang Yulan, a practicing TCM 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 TCM theories and clinical experience, and is for popular science reference only. The practice qualifications can be publicly verified on the National Health Commission website.When I was a child, I often heard my elders say, "Itching is due to wind, coughing is due to Qi, when wind stirs and Qi is chaotic, the disease is on the skin and hair." At that time, I didn't understand it, and I just thought that when my throat itched, it was as if there was a feather scratching it, and I couldn't help but cough. The coughing made my throat tight and my chest stuffy. Later, when I studied medicine, I gradually realized the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine in this saying - between itching and coughing, there is a game between wind and Qi.
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The Relationship Between Itching and Coughing in Traditional Chinese MedicineWhen the throat itches, it is often followed by a desire to cough. This phenomenon is often attributed to the influence of wind and Qi in traditional Chinese medicine. In TCM, it is believed that itching is a manifestation of wind invasion, and coughing is a reaction of the body's Qi. When the wind invades the body, it can cause itching in the throat, and the body responds by trying to expel the wind through coughing. This is why, in traditional Chinese medicine, it is said that "itching is wind, coughing is Qi."
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The Wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Understanding Itching and CoughingThe wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine lies in its understanding of the relationship between itching and coughing. It is believed that the root cause of itching and coughing is the imbalance of wind and Qi in the body. By treating the root cause, TCM can effectively alleviate the symptoms of itching and coughing. This is why, in traditional Chinese medicine, it is often said that "itching is wind, coughing is Qi."