​What medicine should women take for hyperactivity of liver yang?

In daily life, many people may not have heard of female hyperactivity of liver yang. In fact, hyperactivity of liver yang is caused by liver and kidney yin deficiency. Generally, hyperactivity of liver yang is mostly due to excessive fatigue and lack of rest. If you want to take medicine for hyperactivity of liver yang, you need to take it under the guidance of a doctor and take some liver-protecting medicine. Do not take medicine blindly. The following specifically introduces what medicine to take for female hyperactivity of liver yang.

What Chinese medicine should I take for hyperactivity of liver yang?

1. Hyperactivity of liver yang and internal movement of liver wind

Clinical manifestations: head shaking and limb tremors. Dizziness, even sudden fainting, unsteady walking, slurred speech, crooked mouth and eyes, and hemiplegia. Concomitant symptoms include hyperactivity of liver yang, headache, irritability, numbness of limbs and stiffness of neck. The tongue is red or has a greasy coating, and the pulse is stringy, thin and strong.

Treatment method: Calm the liver and extinguish wind.

The head shakes and the limbs tremble. Dizziness, even sudden fainting, unsteady walking, slurred speech, crooked mouth and eyes, hemiplegia

Commonly used prescription: modified antelope horn soup.

Commonly used Chinese medicine: antelope horn, mulberry root bark, akebia, inula, cycad, cimicifuga, and poria.

2. Hyperactivity of liver yang and deficiency of liver and kidney yin

Clinical manifestations: oligomenorrhea or amenorrhea in women. Forgetfulness and tinnitus, red tongue with little coating, dizziness, dry throat and mouth, insomnia and nightmares, fever in the five parts of the body, soreness of waist and knees, pain in the ribs, spermatorrhea in men, red cheeks and night sweats, and a thin and rapid pulse.

Treatment method: Nourish the liver and kidneys.

Commonly used prescriptions: Qiju Dihuang Pills with added ingredients.

Commonly used Chinese medicine: wolfberry, chrysanthemum, rehmannia root, cornus officinalis, peony bark, yam, poria cocos, and oriental water plantain.

How to treat liver yang hyperactivity

No matter what kind of disease it is. There are reasons for their occurrence, and we can also prevent them. There are also many preventive measures for the symptoms of dizziness caused by hyperactivity of liver yang.

Liver Yang Hyperactivity is the name of a disease, also known as Liver Yang Rising, Liver Yang Excessive. The underlying cause is false and the superficial cause is real. It is mostly due to liver and kidney yin deficiency, water failing to contain wood, liver yang being uncontrolled and causing qi and fire disturbances. Symptoms include dizziness, tinnitus, headache, flushed face and eyes, irritability, palpitations, forgetfulness, insomnia, soreness of waist and knees, bitter taste in the mouth and dry throat, red tongue, and weak pulse. Treatment should be aimed at calming the liver and suppressing yang, nourishing yin and reducing fire.

It is suggested that the purpose of prevention and treatment can be achieved through diet therapy. It is advisable to eat some foods containing carbohydrates before going to bed, such as honey whole wheat toast or fruit. "This method is effective for most people. It has a sleeping effect and relieves the patient's insomnia symptoms.

Our patients can also prevent and treat the disease through traditional Chinese medicine methods of nourishing yin and suppressing yang. The prescriptions include: Rehmannia root, white peony root, wolfberry, Polygonum multiflorum, Schisandra chinensis, Ligustrum lucidum, Eclipta prostrata, Cassia seed, Chrysanthemum, etc.

Prescriptions include: Rehmannia root, white peony root, wolfberry, Polygonum multiflorum, Schisandra chinensis, Ligustrum lucidum, Eclipta prostrata, Cassia seed, Chrysanthemum, etc.

For symptoms such as liver and kidney yin deficiency and liver yang hyperactivity such as dizziness, blurred vision, insomnia, irritability, dry mouth and tongue, and weakness in the waist and knees, you can use kidney-tonifying, yin-nourishing and dryness-reducing medicines such as wolfberry, processed Polygonum multiflorum, mistletoe, Eucommia ulmoides, and donkey-hide gelatin.

Patients can be effectively conditioned through wolfberry, pork liver and lean meat soup. Lycium barbarum nourishes the liver and kidneys, improves sperm quality and improves eyesight, pork liver nourishes the liver and nourishes blood, lean pork nourishes yin and blood, moistens dryness and promotes fluid production. The three combined into a soup can nourish the liver and clear the liver, and together they have the effects of nourishing yin, reducing fever, improving sperm quality and improving eyesight.

Precautions

Keep the ward clean, quiet and free of noise. Reduce the number of accompanying and visiting, ensure that the patient has adequate rest and sleep, and maintain the best physical and mental state. It is especially suitable for the two types of hyperactivity of liver yang and deficiency of qi and blood. Avoid strong tea, coffee and spicy foods; eat foods rich in nutrients and multivitamins, avoid overeating; avoid greasy, salty and wet foods, and quit smoking and drinking.