For “removing dampness” read “dispelling dampness”. Dispelling dampness can be done by taking traditional Chinese medicine, such as Wu Ling San and Er Miao Wan, or by acupuncture. But there is no such thing as the fastest way. Wu Ling San has the efficacy of warming yang and transforming qi (warming the body’s yang qi), inducing dampness and promoting the movement of water. It is used for edema caused by Yang not transforming Qi (the body’s Qi is blocked) and water-dampness stopping inside (water-dampness stays in the body), which is seen as dysuria (unsmooth urination), edema and abdominal distension, vomiting and diarrhea, and thirst without thinking of drinking. Ermiao Pill has the effect of drying dampness and clearing heat. It is used for leucorrhea caused by dampness-heat infiltration (dampness and heat evils invading the intestines, bladder, pubic region, lower limbs, etc.), and wet and itchy scrotum. Avoid tobacco, alcohol, spicy, greasy and fishy hair food. Acupuncture treatment: commonly used acupoints include Sanyinjiao, Fenglong, Spleen Yu, etc., but the specific acupoints to be used need to be decided by the doctor according to the patient’s condition. Taking the above medicines needs to be guided by a doctor, and acupuncture needs to be operated by a professional doctor.