What are the symptoms of blood heat?

The symptoms of blood heat include being particularly depressed or irritable, being in a bad mood for a long time, and possibly having improper diet. The body will have sweating and fever, hot palms and soles, and red face. The specific symptoms are closely related to the severity of each person.

Blood heat refers to the presence of heat in the blood, which causes blood clots to form faster and the blood vessels to expand, resulting in a pathological condition that leads to liver fire. Blood heat is mostly caused by evil heat entering the blood. Some people may have congenital blood heat. Some patients may feel hot in the cold winter and may even have symptoms of sweating. Patients with blood heat are prone to symptoms such as constipation, nosebleeds, and urticaria. They need to be treated in time when the condition is discovered in the early stages. The condition can be improved through diet, exercise, and medication. Eating more blood-cooling foods, such as winter melon and black sesame, can play an auxiliary role if you persist in conditioning for a period of time. Appropriate aerobic exercise, such as Tai Chi and yoga, can help regulate your emotions. You can follow the doctor's advice to take Chinese medicine for conditioning, such as drinking decoction of single peel and chrysanthemum, and taking Niuhuang Jiedu tablets appropriately, which can have a good effect on virus recovery.

Patients with blood heat should eat regularly, try not to overeat, learn to regulate their emotions, communicate more with friends around them, and avoid depression.