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Qiu Xin Hui
Traditional Chinese Medicine
About me
Graduated from Jiangxi College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (now Jiangxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine) with a major in Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1998. With over 20 years of experience in Traditional Chinese Medicine, specializes in treating male diseases, especially kidney deficiency, impotence, spermatorrhea, premature ejaculation, nocturnal emission, and more.
Proficient in diseases
Skilled in the treatment of fevers, coughs, asthma, rhinitis, dizziness, headaches, insomnia, stomachaches, hair loss, and other miscellaneous diseases in internal medicine. Also, have rich treatment experience.
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Can hair loss caused by kidney yin deficiency still grow back?
Hair loss caused by kidney yin deficiency fundamentally needs nourishment of the kidney yin. Kidney yin deficiency generally presents as a pattern of false heat symptoms. In clinical practice, some yin-nourishing medicines can be used for treatment. You can choose Liuwei Dihuang Wan or Yangxue Shengfa capsules. Consistent use can relieve hair loss symptoms. There are other causes of hair loss, not just kidney yin deficiency. It is closely related to daily habits as well. One should avoid staying up late; staying up consumes heart blood and yin blood, which exacerbates yin deficiency leading to worsened kidney yin deficiency. Therefore, it's important to consume more foods and medicines that nourish kidney yin while also avoiding staying up late.
How to get better from a cold caused by excessive internal heat?
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, a cold due to "internal heat" is considered to be caused by a decrease in the body's resistance and exposure to wind-heat. At this time, it is appropriate to take some mildly cool, exterior-releasing medicines to regulate the condition. If at home, one can choose to use Banlangen granules, or make a soup with pears, or drink water boiled with white radish. These can significantly improve the symptoms of a cold due to internal heat. It is also advisable to drink more hot porridge to induce a slight sweat, which can help treat the condition. (Note: Specific medications should be taken under the guidance of a physician.)
How to deal with recurrent oral ulcers due to stomach fire?
A high level of stomach fire in the body and recurring mouth ulcers are primarily caused by our preference for spicy, dry, irritating, and heat-inducing foods, which increase stomach fire. It may also be due to emotional distress where liver stagnation turns into fire, significantly affecting stomach fire. In our daily lives, we need to make adjustments. Our diet should be lighter, and we should avoid foods that can aggravate stomach fire, opting instead for foods that can clear heat and reduce fire. We can drink more mung bean porridge and chrysanthemum tea or use Chinese patent medicines like Huanglian Shangqing Pills to clear the stomach fire. It is also important to maintain a calm and joyful mood, avoiding anger and rage. (Use of medications should be under the guidance of a professional doctor.)
What department should I go to for excessive sweating?
Excessive sweating can occur for many reasons in traditional Chinese medicine, such as disharmony between ying and wei, deficiency in both qi and blood, and hyperactivity of fire due to yin deficiency, among other conditions. It is advisable to visit a hospital and see a traditional Chinese medicine doctor for a direct diagnosis. The doctor will diagnose using the four diagnostic methods: observation, listening and smelling, questioning, and pulse-taking, and then treat the patient by differentiating the syndrome to select the appropriate medications for adjustment. Excessive sweating is a common issue and requires special attention to diet in daily life. It's recommended to eat a light diet and avoid spicy, dry, irritating, and heat-inducing foods. (Specific medications should be used under the guidance of a doctor.)
What department should I go to for hyperhidrosis?
Hyperhidrosis is primarily caused by autonomic nervous dysfunction. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that there are various reasons for this condition, such as imbalances in the body's nutrient and defensive levels, liver and gallbladder damp-heat, yin deficiency leading to excessive fire, and so forth. If hyperhidrosis occurs, it is recommended to visit a hospital and consult with a TCM internal medicine doctor. The doctor will diagnose based on the individual's constitution and clinical manifestations through the four diagnostic methods of inspection, listening, questioning, and pulse-taking. This helps to identify the specific causes of hyperhidrosis and choose appropriate medications for treatment. Additionally, daily life should include a lighter diet, maintaining a cheerful mood, and avoiding staying up late to facilitate the treatment and improvement of hyperhidrosis.
How to treat insomnia due to insufficient Qi and blood?
When physical symptoms of qi and blood deficiency and signs of insomnia appear, patients are likely to exhibit symptoms such as fatigue, breathlessness, spontaneous sweating, and pale complexion. At this time, it is necessary to promptly regulate the body. You can eat more foods or medicines that replenish qi and nourish the blood. It is recommended to use Astragalus, Codonopsis, Angelica Sinensis, and Goji berries to simmer a pigeon soup, and also add some calming herbs such as lotus seeds and lily. Among these, Astragalus and Codonopsis help replenish qi; Angelica Sinensis and Goji berries nourish the yin and enrich the blood; pigeon meat itself is rich in nutrients and has benefits such as warming yang, strengthening the kidneys, enhancing qi, and nourishing the blood. Combined together, these can effectively improve the symptoms of insomnia caused by qi and blood deficiency. (Note: Use of specific medications should be under the guidance of a doctor.)
What department should I visit for hyperhidrosis?
Hyperhidrosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine is believed to have many causes, such as disharmony of the body's defensive and nutritive Qi, deficiency of both Qi and blood, damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder, and excessive fire due to yin deficiency. If hyperhidrosis occurs, it is recommended to visit a hospital and consult with a doctor specialized in Traditional Chinese Medicine. The diagnosis should be made through the four diagnostic methods: inspection, listening and smelling, inquiry, and pulse-taking. This will allow the doctor to discern the underlying cause and select appropriate medications for adjustment over a period. Additionally, regular participation in physical exercises can help improve physical fitness and alleviate the symptoms of hyperhidrosis.