What does Chinese medicine mean by cardiopathy?

Cardiohydropathy is a common disease in traditional Chinese medicine, also known as edema, which is caused by abnormal regulation of human qi, resulting in abnormal water metabolism, thus causing local edema of the body. Among them, cardiac hydronephrosis is due to abnormal cardiac function and decreased cardiac output, which leads to poor blood circulation and water retention. The main symptoms of cardiovascular disease include chest tightness, shortness of breath, fatigue and edema of lower limbs.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that heart water is a kind of edema, which is caused by water retention caused by the imbalance of human qi. Chinese medicine mainly treats heart disease by promoting blood circulation to remove blood stasis, inducing diuresis to reduce swelling and regulating qi. Traditional Chinese medicine therapy combined with acupuncture, such as hawthorn and Alisma orientalis, can be used to regulate human qi by promoting bile secretion and increasing intestinal peristalsis; At the same time, acupuncture therapy is used to promote the operation of human yang and improve the excretion function.

Prevention of heart disease should start with daily life habits and diet, and pay attention to psychological and emotional adjustment. Maintain good eating habits, the diet should be light and easy to digest, not too salty, eat more fruits and vegetables, and keep the intestines unobstructed. Physical exercise, such as walking, Tai Ji Chuan, etc. Exercise properly at ordinary times to maintain physical and mental health. Pay attention to emotional stability in life and don't be too excited or depressed. If you have symptoms of heart disease, seek medical advice in time to avoid delaying your illness.