How is cold eye ache to return a responsibility?
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In most people's impression, it seems that the patients with heatstroke should receive the most treatment in the hospital in summer. However, cold, Yinqiao Jiedu pill and other traditional Chinese medicine are commonly used in summer, and many people think that if you can take some nourishing traditional Chinese medicine at the same time, you can enhance your physique, improve your resistance, and make your baby's gastrointestinal cold better quickly. So how is cold eye ache put forward by a patient to return a responsibility?.
How is cold eye ache to return a responsibility?
First: it may be conjunctivitis and keratitis caused by a cold. Most of them are caused by virus infection, which cannot be ruled out. Ophthalmic examination is needed to make a definite diagnosis, and slit lamp examination can make a definite diagnosis.
Second: it may be caused by the effect of drugs. It is suggested to drink more water, eat apples, pears, and other fruits and vegetables, and see a doctor if necessary.
Third, there are many reasons for dry mouth, some caused by bad diet, psychology and living habits, some by diseases; Some of them can be relieved in a short time, and some of them perplex patients for a long time. In order to alleviate dry mouth discomfort, people often keep drinking water. It can relieve the patients who drink too little or lose too much water, but it is difficult to relieve the dry mouth caused by various diseases.
matters needing attention
It is not too much to say that red bean has good medicinal value. In compendium of Materia Medica, it is mentioned that red bean has the effect of "promoting body fluid, facilitating urination, reducing swelling, removing swelling, and curing vomiting, and curing diarrhea, relieving alcoholism, removing cold, heat, carbuncle and swelling, discharging pus and dispersing blood." Traditional Chinese medicine believes that red beans can clear away heat and toxin, strengthen the spleen and stomach, and nourish the body.
