Syrrhoea is a metabolic disease caused by in-house urea acid metabolic abnormalities, typically manifested in red joints, severe pains, especially in the event of an outbreak at night. Modern medicine often uses drugs such as non-paralytic anti-inflammation drugs (nsaids), aqueous pixielines and sugary cortex hormones to mitigate acute symptoms. These drugs are quick to work in the control of pain, but they do not fundamentally prevent the recurrence of arrhythmia, and long-term use can cause damage to gastrointestinal, liver and kidney functions. Therefore, many people are concerned that there are no more moderate, long-lasting ways to improve gout than painkillers? The combination of western and central medicine is becoming a more and more patient choice。
From a western medical point of view, the essence of gout is the long-term rise in levels of blood urea acid, which is deposited in a joint or tissue causing inflammation. Thus, in addition to the relief of acute pain during onset, it is more important to control levels of blood urea through drugs. Clinically commonly used urea acids fall into two categories: those that inhibit the production of urea, such as beryllol, and non-bustas; and those that promote excretion of urea, such as phenylbromomalons. However, western medicine often requires long-term use, with some patients having side effects such as rashes, gastrointestinal discomfort and hepatic enzymes, which require careful assessment and subsequent use for older and middle-aged persons with weaker liver and kidney functions。
In the view of chinese doctors, arrhythm falls within the category of “paralytic” proofs of “polyming” and “wet-hot resistance”, which is rooted in a weak temper, spleen and kidney disorders and wet-hot bruises. As the inquisition says: “the wind is so cold and so damp that it falls into paralysis”. As a result, chinese medicine uses a combination of aerobics, hygienics, hysterics, and regenerative blood. Common formulas, such as diaphragm, anti-fluencing soup, mesoplasm, etc., are flexible and reduced for different bodies and types of evidence and have the effect of mitigating pain, preventing onset and improving the body. The treatment of stroke, which emphasizes “preventable” treatment, is particularly relevant for chronic patients with repeated strokes and poor drug resistance。
In addition to oral chinese medicine, extra-territorial law also has a unique advantage in treating pain in chinese medicine. Chinese medicine fumigation, cave dressing, acupuncture, etc., can effectively improve local blood circulation, facilitate the release of urea crystallization and inflammation products and relieve red and edible pain. Among them, fumigated joints are selected from single, windproof, stretching, elixir and other chinese drugs, or powdered with a combination of 37s, lactation and no medicine at pain points, which have the effect of active haemorrhaging and swollen oedication; acupunctures can reconcile aerobic blood and conjunctive pain, especially for the alleviation of chronic residual pain and the improvement of joint rigidity。
From the point of view of life interventions, central and western medicine also has a unanimous recommendation: a reasonable diet, regularity and calm mood. The diet should avoid high-eat foods (e. G., animal internals, beer, seafood, soup) and plenty of drinking water should facilitate the excretion of urine acid. The chinese doctor, for his part, emphasized coldness and spicy oil, and recommended the food of red bean, rice and cuisine, together with a spleen-temperate diet, such as yellow chicken and porridge, to improve the body and reduce the accumulation of wet heat. Moderate motion and body weight stability also help to improve metabolic status and reduce levels of urine acid。
It is worth noting that some patients who use the private side blindly during acute arrhythmia, or take multiple chinese and western drugs at the same time, may instead increase the risk of liver and kidney burden or drug interaction. The combination of medical treatment in china and west needs to be reasonably arranged under the guidance of a doctor, especially for elderly and middle-aged people who live with multiple diseases and who use drugs for long periods, with greater emphasis on individualization programmes and safety assessments。
In summary, gout is not just a simple disease of “mistake” or “incident”, but a chronic process closely related to physical, dietary, metabolic. The combination of western and central medicine, through drug control, physical adjustment and life interventions, not only improves pain relief, but also improves urine acid metabolism at source, reduces relapse and improves the quality of life of patients. This is a comprehensive path to improvement that is worth trying for groups that have been suffering from a long period of pain。
