Symptoms of heavy dampness include heaviness in the head and body, heaviness and soreness in the joints, and tiredness in the limbs. Dampness is heavy, i.e. dampness is heavy. In Chinese medicine, dampness is categorized as a yin evil, and it tends to be sticky, heavy, and develops towards the lower part of the body. Dampness generally damages the body’s yang energy, making the spleen yang sluggish (spleen yang qi insufficiency), and thus water-dampness arises internally. Symptoms such as heaviness and tiredness in the joints and heaviness in the body are often produced. Dampness is heavy and turbid in nature, and is therefore characterized by its tendency to go down and attack the yin. For example, women’s yellowish-white leucorrhoea, turbid urine, loose diarrhea, dysentery with pus and blood (diarrhea, feces with pus and blood), edema of the lower limbs, foot fungus and so on. In addition, dampness is sticky, easy to get sick and difficult to cure, and easy to combine with cold and summer to cause disease. The diagnosis and treatment of dampness requires the judgment of a Chinese medicine practitioner, and it is recommended to go to a medical institution in time if there is any discomfort.