Spring is full of flowers, and some people with allergies face a lot of trouble and misery in the face of this season. In life, some people are allergic to pollen, some are allergic to certain foods, some are allergic to mosquito bites, etc.

　　 In fact, Western medicine is still very clear on some allergy diagnoses, but the side effects of Western medicine are daunting, and Chinese medicine can cure it, but there are few Chinese medicine departments that carry out such projects. Not in place, which makes people look like a problem.

　　Some patients often come to me with reports of allergens: What am I allergic to? I often feel very strange. If Western medicine knows that if you are allergic to air, do you have to blow you to the moon? Do you live with Chang''e? Some doctors tell some patients to stay away from those allergens, but is it possible to avoid contact with allergenic pollen completely?

　　 It seems that this idea is "beautiful", but pinch yourself Still have to return to reality. Some people are not allergic in the past, but why they are allergic now. The answer is: Allergies are not innate! Often it is the body itself that has changed and has produced an anti-reaction to some external stimuli.

　　Motherland medicine believes that the main qi of the lungs and the main coat of fur, in fact, everyone can also experience the change of this "qi", when the cold or the hot, they start to change the nasal discharge, etc. It is all conditioning from the lungs, starting from treating the lungs. For example, commonly used Chinese patent medicines: Biyuan Tongqiao Granules, Xinqin Granules, Fangfeng Tongsheng Pills, etc. are all commonly used medicines to treat allergic rhinitis and allergic rash.

　　 In addition, people with heavy moisture are also more prone to allergies. Moisture is manifested by: oily head, heavy head, heavy sleep, sleeplessness, phlegm in the throat, wet hands and feet, wet scrotum, beriberi, leucorrhea, itchiness, etc.

What is the "old trick" of 　　 anti-allergy? If you don’t know your physical condition, you might as well try a few acupuncture points:

　　Quchi Point——located at the elbow The elbow is bent at the point where the transverse stripes are at the end, that is, the depression of the inner edge of the lateral epicondyle of the humerus.

　　Hundred worm nests-on the inside of the thigh, 3 inches above the medial end of the patella, that is, 1 inch above the blood sea point, sitting on the knees or lying on your back. Indications: Itchy skin, urticaria, rheumatic itching, scrotal eczema, knee arthritis, postpartum wind, and lower sores.