上火的分类与区分（Classification and differentiation of excessive fire）.docVIP

上火的分类与区分（Classification and differentiation of excessive fire） So whats the fire? I seem to be getting a little light today. Getting angry seems to be a folk saying that only Chinese people can understand. It is neither a disease name nor a professional medical term. But a very general term. Chinese medicine believes that in the human body there is an invisible fire, it can produce warmth and strength, providing the energy of life, and promote the process of life. In a sense, there is fire, there is no fire is dead, fire in a certain range is necessary, but beyond the normal range is evil fire, will show symptoms, collectively referred to as lit.. Chinese medicine believes that anger is the imbalance of yin and Yang after the emergence of internal heat syndrome. Anger is also classified The fire is divided into virtual and real fire, the normal balance of yin and yang. The real fire is normal but too much yin yang, so obviously the real fire, its general symptoms are severe, with more fierce; xuhuo refers to Yin Yang normal less, so that the symptoms of light, but a long time with dysphoria heat, hot flashes sweating. According to the location, the fire can be divided into the focus of fire, middle Jiao fire and lower coke fire. In TCM, dizziness, sore throat and other parts of the partial hot symptoms called coke fire, the Fanre thirst, stomachache in the middle part is called coke fire, the constipation, red urine, lower part called coke under fire. According to the viscera, fire can be divided into the heart, liver, lung, stomach fire. Howard: Chinese medicine believes that the heart is dominated by the human body, while the apex is the main body of the endogenous heat warm. If the fire is too busy, there will be upset, palpitation, insomnia, mouth sores, yellow urine and other symptoms. Commonly used Coptis chinensis, lotus seeds, heart and other drugs, Qingxin fire. The ancients said: the fury of liver injury, some people narrow-minded, depressed and unhappy, f