A Paida Lajin Clinical Report on Skin Diseases (Clinical Reports of Paida Lajin)

This is the third clinical discussion on lung meridian diseases following "Lung and Respiratory System Diseases" and "Lung and Large Intestinal System Diseases (Gastroenterology)". The relationship between the lungs and breathing is easier to understand, but the relationship between the lungs and the large intestine and the lungs and the skin is not easy to understand. The classification of this disease is based on the two most important overviews of the lungs in the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine: the lungs govern the fur, and the large intestine is the exterior and interior of each other. It can be seen that skin diseases are related to the lung meridian and large intestine meridian. In fact, in the discussions about lungs and breathing and lungs and large intestine in the previous two chapters, we have already seen many complications related to skin diseases. This chapter will only focus on skin diseases, but it can be said that lung and gastrointestinal diseases are complications of skin diseases.One thing is certain: no matter what the name or symptoms of skin diseases are, their causes must originate from the internal organs, with the lungs and large intestine being the most important. However, the lungs and large intestine do not exist in isolation, but are interdependent with other internal organs. Of course, the greatest influence on them is the heart, which contains two levels: the heart and the soul. The invisible soul is the ultimate source. For undiagnosed diseases, the explanation we often hear is weak immunity and sub-health, which sounds right. But what exactly is a weak immune system? What is sub-health? In fact, it means that the meridians are blocked. Blocked meridians can be a holistic concept, that is, the entire meridian system is blocked. On the whole, sometimes it is possible to more specifically point out which meridians are not smooth. As far as skin diseases are concerned, the lung meridian, heart meridian, large intestine meridian, stomach meridian, and spleen meridian are all meridians that are often blocked. But generally speaking, the twelve meridians have varying degrees of blockage. Read more