Why is my body easily blown down by the wind?

The concept of TCM etiology, also known as wind evil. Wind evil has external and internal causes. External wind is a kind of climate or environmental state formed by air flow in nature. It is the main gas in spring and belongs to one of the six qi (see Qi). However, this kind of climate or environmental state will make people who are weak in vital qi or susceptible to constitution get sick. For these people, external wind becomes a pathogenic factor and belongs to one of the six evils. Internal wind refers to the pathological state caused by excessive yang in the body caused by various reasons, which is closely related to the pathological changes of the liver. Although there are differences between external wind and internal wind, they all have the characteristics of rapid onset and diverse changes in clinic.

Although wind is the main gas in spring, it exists in four seasons, so the diseases caused by external wind are not seasonal; Pathogens such as cold, dampness, dryness, and heat (fire) often attach to the wind and invade the human body, or the wind and phlegm-dampness in the body combine to cause disease. Such as exogenous wind-cold, wind-heat, rheumatism, wind-cold-dampness arthralgia, etc. Therefore, exogenous wind is often the forerunner of exogenous pathogenic factors and the main pathogenic factor of six evils, so there is a saying that "wind is the beginning of all diseases" and "wind is the length of all diseases". Exterior wind belongs to yang evil, which is light in nature and has the characteristics of ascending, ascending and external. Therefore, it often hurts the upper part of the human body (head and face), yang meridian and muscle surface, making the fur loose, causing headache, sweating and bad wind. External wind also has the characteristics of good behavior, so the disease site moves around after illness, and there is no fixed activity place. For example, wind arthralgia (walking arthralgia) is manifested as wandering joint pain; Rubella comes quickly and itches painfully, but sometimes it goes quickly and often leaves no trace after fading. There are many diseases and syndromes caused by exogenous wind, so it is necessary to determine the invaded human body parts and other pathogens (or properties) according to their symptoms and signs. Clinically, the most common disease is that exogenous wind-cold or heat-toxic wind invades human lung health, resulting in fever, headache, aversion to cold, cough and other symptoms, commonly known as colds. The syndrome and treatment of exogenous wind evil is always based on expelling wind, and other evil spirits are also treated, such as wind-cold cold with pungent temperature and wind-heat with pungent cold.

Internal wind is mostly caused by liver dysfunction, so it is also called liver wind moving internally. Different from the syndromes caused by external wind, the pathological state caused by internal wind can appear dizziness, convulsion, spasm, trembling, peristalsis, mouth and eyes in clinic. Oblique, even the symptoms of abnormal limb movements such as varus angle arch and stiff neck were compared by the ancients. There are many reasons for endogenous wind syndrome, including liver-yang transforming into wind, extreme heat generating wind, yin deficiency generating wind and blood deficiency generating wind, which leads to hyperactivity of yang in the body. Liver yang turns to wind, mostly due to emotional exhaustion, improper diet, excessive drinking and so on. , leading to liver depression into fire, or water containing no wood, liver yang hyperactivity, yin not controlling yang, liver yang hyperactivity into wind, rising to the top or pulse, resulting in death, unconsciousness, also known as "stroke" (roughly the same as cerebrovascular disease in western medicine), extremely hot wind mostly occurs in the extreme period of acute fever. Due to excessive heat pathogen, burning liver meridian and excessive yang heat, dizziness, convulsion and other symptoms appear. Wind movement due to yin deficiency is more common in the late stage of fever, or after severe sweating, vomiting and diarrhea. At this time, the vaginal fluid is exhausted, and the liver-governing meridians are not nourished, and muscle contracture can be seen clinically. Diseases such as hand and foot peristalsis. Blood deficiency leads to wind, which is mostly caused by insufficient hematopoiesis or excessive blood loss, insufficient blood stored in liver, dystrophy of tendons and veins, and internal movement of deficiency wind. Clinically, symptoms such as numbness of limbs, muscle twitching and even limb contracture can be seen. The diagnosis of endogenous wind syndrome should be based on their respective clinical symptoms and signs. Treatment should focus on their respective causes, such as calming the liver and calming the wind for those with liver yang, clearing away heat and calming the wind for those with extreme heat, nourishing yin and calming the wind for those with wind due to yin deficiency, and nourishing blood and calming the wind for those with wind due to blood deficiency.

Represented by wind vector, it consists of wind stems and wind plumes.

Wind handle: indicates the direction of the wind, with 8 directions.

Wind feather: 3 or 4 short strokes and triangles indicate strong wind, perpendicular to the right side of the wind pole (northern hemisphere).