Fear of cold may be related to the lowering of temperature, exogenous infection or Yang deficiency. Wind-heat and wind-cold colds are both caused by exogenous wind, and both of them may have the symptom of fear of cold, which needs to be determined by combining other symptoms.
Wind-heat colds are caused by wind-heat, and the patient will be afraid of cold. Wind-heat often occurs in the summer and fall, and the patient will have fever, poor sweating, dry mouth and throat, sore throat, and yellowish mucus, and should be treated with medicines that promote the lungs to dissipate the heat and the pungent coolness to relieve the epidermis.
Wind-cold cold is caused by wind-cold invasion, the patient will also have the manifestation of fear of cold, wind-cold cold is most common in winter and spring, but the patient will also have fever, nasal congestion, cough, runny nose, thin white tongue, etc., the treatment should be the use of wind dispersal of cold, pungent and warm to relieve the surface of the drug to treat.
If the coldness is caused by the lowering of temperature, it can be relieved by adding more clothes. Coldness caused by Yang deficiency is often accompanied by a pale face, fatigue (lack of energy and weakness), and lack of warmth in the limbs. If the patient has persistent symptoms of chills, it is recommended to consult a doctor for timely treatment under the guidance of the doctor’s diagnosis.