Symptoms of blood deficiency and wind dryness in women

Blood deficiency and wind-dryness come from the two professional terms "deficiency of both Qi and blood" and "deficiency of wind and dryness" in traditional Chinese medicine. Deficiency of both Qi and blood refers to physical weakness caused by insufficient blood and nutrients. Due to the large amount of blood loss, chronic bleeding, severe damage to the internal organs and weakness, or the weakening and restriction of the function of transforming essence and qi, all of these can cause deficiency of qi and blood, which in turn lead to anemia symptoms. So what are the symptoms of blood deficiency and wind dryness in women?

Blood deficiency and wind dryness are generally classified into the following types of symptoms in medicine: heart blood deficiency, liver blood deficiency, and deficiency of both heart and spleen. Feng-dryness refers to the interaction of wind and dryness, two types of dampness. People usually get sick in the autumn when the weather is dry.

When the patient becomes ill early, the skin appears dry and not moist. As the disease progresses, it becomes rough and thickened, with a moss-like surface and a mat-like texture. The macules generally appear light red or light brown. The skin surface becomes dry and looks like the skin of a dead fish, and is covered with desquamation that looks like bran.

When the disease is serious, uneven long and short, tortuous cracks may appear on the skin; there is also a very severe itching feeling, especially at night when the itching is more unbearable. If you can't help scratching it, your face will be covered with scars and scabs; it looks very scary. In addition, the patient's fingernails will become dry and dull; he will feel dizzy and unable to concentrate on anything, have palpitations and insomnia, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and lack of strength, and constipation; the tongue is light red and cracked, with very little coating or the coating is as clean as a mirror, and the patient's pulse is also very weak.

In summary, the clinical manifestations of patients with blood deficiency and wind dryness include headache, fever, chills without sweat, nasal congestion, dry lips and throat, dry cough, chest tightness, rib pain, dry skin, white and astringent tongue coating with a thin milky white color, and floating and astringent pulse. If it is blood deficiency and wind dryness, it can be understood that blood deficiency causes wind and fluid dryness causes wind. In short, it is internal movement of deficiency wind.