What symptom does darling body cold have
summary
Many girls, no matter in winter or summer, will have cold hands and feet. They think they are born like this and don't pay attention to it. In fact, this is body cold. Body cold is a kind of deficiency disease that commonly appears in girls, which is characterized by fear of cold, cold hands and feet (some people always have hot palms, which belongs to the cold disease of internal fire). Female body cold is easy to lead to deficiency of Qi and blood, kidney deficiency and other symptoms. What symptom does darling body cold have to tell everybody.
What symptom does darling body cold have
First: the characteristics of cold body: feel cool in all seasons, like to drink hot water in summer, especially sensitive to temperature changes, winter clothes go late in spring, winter clothes wear early in autumn.
Second: regular leave: girls with cold body will have blood clots during regular leave. If the cold body is serious, the shape of blood clots will also become larger. In normal physical examination, the uterus and accessories are normal. In western medicine, regular blood clots are recommended to check B-ultrasound, but B-ultrasound examination is normal. People with cold body are prone to backache before menstruation.
Third: people with cold body are prone to lumbar disc herniation: if a girl is young and often sits in the office, it is easy to find cervical spondylosis and lumbar keyboard herniation. These problems are always around her. This is because the cold in the body is causing trouble. In traditional Chinese medicine, Yang deficiency causes internal cold, cold Qi damages the kidney, kidney deficiency causes weak tendons and bones, and the spine does not have good traction, so lumbar keyboard herniation It came out, followed by cervical spondylosis.
matters needing attention
Prevent body cold, prevent cold invasion, can't be frozen at night, winter should pay attention to keep warm, eat less cold things. If it is already cold, please find TCM treatment in time.
