Chinese medicine believes that easy sweating is mostly caused by yang deficiency, yin deficiency and qi deficiency, which can be improved by taking medicines such as Gui Zhi Plus Epiphyllum Soup, Sha Shen Mai Dong Soup and Sheng Wei Drink. The medicines should be used under the guidance of a doctor.
According to Chinese medicine, sweating is often caused by Yang deficiency, Yin deficiency and Qi deficiency. Yang deficiency, Wei Yang (yang qi on the surface of the muscle) is not solid, Yin fluid loss leads to sweating; Yin deficiency, Yin deficiency, internal heat, broken fluid out of the body leads to sweating. In Qi deficiency, sweating is caused by a lack of solidity of the exterior qi.
For Yang deficiency: Gui Zhi Plus Pseudostemonium Tang is composed of Gui Zhi, Pseudostemonium, Paeoniae Alba, etc. The combination of the above herbs has the effect of regulating and regulating Yang. The combination of the above herbs has the effect of harmonizing Ying and Wei (making the body’s internal and external qi smooth, each in its own way), restoring Yang and fixing the epidermis, and is often used in the treatment of incessant sweating and cramping of the limbs (cramps and convulsions due to the feeling of wind-cold). It is contraindicated in cases of yin deficiency and fire exuberance.
Yin deficiency: Sha Shen Mai Dong Tang is composed of Bei Sha Shen, Mai Dong, Yu Zhu and so on. The combination of the above herbs has the effect of nourishing yin and moistening the lungs, and is often used in the treatment of fluid deficiency and dry throat and thirst. It should be used with caution for those with weak spleen and stomach.
For Qi deficiency: Red ginseng, maitake and schizandra are used in this formula. The combination of the above herbs has the effect of benefiting qi and is often used in treating palpitation and shortness of breath. It is not recommended for patients with fever and cold.
Do not self-medicate.