The treatment of herpes is difficult for Western medicine but not for Chinese medicine! A man of about 60 years of age suffered from severe herpes a few days ago, his left and right feet were covered with dense blisters, large and swollen, which scared people to look at them. After visiting five or six major hospitals, seeing many doctors and taking many antibiotics, the flare-ups became more and more severe. After a period of delay, the patient turned to a Chinese medicine doctor for treatment and was able to see the right doctor and use the right medicine, which worked wonders and cured this stubborn disease that the ancients saw as “Pemphigus” in two weeks.
This is a serious case that even Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee, an experienced Chinese medicine doctor, has rarely seen in the past few decades, because this type of “Pemphigus” is different from the small herpes that usually occur on the waist, chest, back, head, face or corners of the mouth, because the patient has a poor immune system and the virus has attacked the epidermal nerve cells of the feet, producing a series of large, red and swollen blisters.
There are many different types of herpes, and according to Chinese medicine, Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee says that they can be roughly divided into three main types when they occur in different parts of the body, including: the “upper jiao” type, which occurs in the front and back areas; the “middle jiao” type, which occurs in the waist and abdomen areas; and the “lower jiao” type, which occurs in the lower abdomen and feet areas.
The most common type of herpes is the one that grows in the middle jiao, and is commonly referred to as “herpes zoster” in Taiwan, and it is even believed that as long as it spreads around the waist, the patient’s life is in danger. According to Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee, the most important feature of Chinese medicine in treating herpes is the use of medicine to extract the toxin. In general, the focus of treatment varies from site to site because of the different characteristics of each. For example, herpes in the lower jiao is more damp and toxic, the middle jiao is damp and hot, and herpes in the upper jiao is fire and hot. It is necessary to prescribe the right medication for each individual’s body type and condition.
Especially herpes that grows in the lower jiao is particularly difficult to treat. In this man’s case, he took Chinese medicine internally to nourish his body, and also had to apply Chinese herbal powder externally to extract the toxin, which took one week to show improvement and two weeks to gradually heal.
The Chinese medicine treatment for herpes is very different from the modern medical practice of using antibiotics to suppress the virus, which is to force the virus out of the body, so in addition to taking Chinese medicine to fight the virus, it also focuses on how to let the virus disperse, relieving heat, dispelling dampness and toxin. Therefore, Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee emphasizes that it must be combined with the external application of the medicine powder mixed with rice wine to extract the toxin, “internal” and “external” two-pronged approach, in order to be effective.
The reason why the Chinese medicine treatment of herpes places so much emphasis on removing toxins and dampness, both internally and externally, is that there is a set of reasons behind it, all of which are to avoid leaving the patient with long-term nerve pain sequelae. Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee further pointed out that after a herpes patient has been cured, the biggest fear is to be left with nerve pain sequelae because if the attacking virus blocks the epidermal pores, once the body is unable to sweat and disperse naturally, the attack will be like a painful pin prick, but if the herpes virus is truly expelled through Chinese medicine and does not remain in the body for early treatment, almost 90% of the patients will However, if the herpes virus is truly eliminated through Chinese medicine, no residue is left in the body, and early treatment is provided, almost 90% of patients will not be left with scars or sequelae of nerve pain.
Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee also remind patients who have suffered from herpes that follow-up physical regimen is essential, otherwise it will easily recur, and it is best to avoid staying up late and maintain a normal lifestyle.
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Originally from: Health.chinatimes.com
Health Chinatimes/ Reporter Xue-Hua Wang reports 2010.10.29
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