In the view of traditional Chinese medicine, the body's sweat and sleep state are often regarded as important indicators that reflect the balance of yin and yang in the body and the function of internal organs.
When the child has a situation of "the more he sweats, the more insomnia he has",
In July last year, 8-year-old Xiao Ming (pseudonym) was found to be sweating profusely during his sleep at night, especially on his head and back, and often felt tired and weak after waking up, accompanied by symptoms of difficulty falling asleep and waking up from dreams.
The parents took him to the TCM clinic for consultation, hoping to improve the child's sleep quality and excessive sweating through TCM methods.
After detailed questioning and physical examination, it was believed that Xiao Mingyin was deficient and hot, his heart and blood were insufficient, and his spleen and stomach were not in harmony.
Excessive sweating, especially at night, is caused by the inability of yin deficiency to control yang, the internal growth of void fire, and the leakage of forced Jin. If the yin fluid is insufficient and the heart is overheated, the mind will be restless and it will be difficult to sleep.
Sweat is the fluid of the heart, long-term sweating will inevitably consume the heart and blood, and if the heart blood is insufficient, it will not be able to nourish the mind, and it will also lead to insomnia and dreams.
Children's viscera is delicate, and it is easy to damage the spleen and stomach due to uncontrolled diet or external evil qi, and if the spleen and stomach are not in harmony, the qi and blood biochemistry will be sourceless, which will further aggravate the symptoms of yin deficiency and fire and heart and blood insufficiency.
Based on the above syndrome differentiation analysis, the treatment should focus on nourishing yin and reducing fire, nourishing the heart and calming the nerves, and reconciling the spleen and stomach, aiming to restore the balance of yin and yang in the body and improve sleep quality. The specific recipe is the addition and subtraction of Angelica Liuhuang Soup.
Nourish and invigorate blood, nourish the heart and calm the nerves.
Nourish yin and nourish the kidneys, fill in the lean marrow, and enhance the yin fluid to make the void fire.
The three yellows are used together to clear away heat and expel fire, especially good at clearing the fire of the heart, liver and kidney.
It strengthens qi and strengthens the surface, enhances the body's external health function, and reduces sweat leakage.
Nourish the mind and improve sleep quality.
It specializes in the treatment of hypothermia and excessive sweating, especially for children's night sweats.
Reconcile all kinds of medicines, and can nourish the heart and spleen.
This formula aims to fundamentally solve the problem of Xiaoming's excessive sweating and insomnia through the comprehensive effects of nourishing yin and reducing fire, nourishing the heart and calming the nerves, and nourishing qi and strengthening the surface.
After a period of traditional Chinese medicine conditioning, Xiao Ming's sweating at night was significantly reduced, his sleep quality was significantly improved, he fell asleep quickly and dreamed less, and he was full of energy and recovered well after waking up. Parents reported that their children's overall condition had improved significantly and were very satisfied with the results of TCM conditioning.
Children are born during development,
If you don't sleep well, growing up will also be hindered!
The evening is the peak time for the child's growth hormone secretion, especially during deep sleep, the secretion of growth hormone increases significantly. This hormone plays a vital role in bone growth, muscle development, and overall growth and development. Therefore, ensuring adequate sleep time and quality will help your child grow in height and develop a well-proportioned body shape.
Through the above medical cases, it is not difficult to see that TCM conditioning pays attention to the overall concept and syndrome differentiation and treatment, and can often achieve satisfactory curative effects through accurate syndrome differentiation analysis and reasonable prescription compatibility.
This case not only demonstrates the unique advantages of TCM in the treatment of hyperhidrosis and insomnia in children, but also reminds us that when facing children's health problems, we should fully consider their physiological characteristics and physical differences, and adopt gentle and effective treatment methods.
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