Kill people in your dreams and beware of migraines

< p >< / p >< p >due to migraine caused by certain stimuli, the nervous system is disturbed, pain reacts violently in sleep, and dreams often occur. < / p >< p >A patient came to see a doctor. He said that he had not slept well recently and often had dreams of killing people with two big axes and slashing them at random. He was covered in blood and his dream was terrible. He was always awakened and covered in cold sweat. Then, the headache faintly, he thought that he was overtired recently and did not care about it, but before long, the headache became more and more serious, and the pain made him uneasy, so he came to see a doctor. < / p >< p >I felt his pulse and the number of chords in his pulse. After careful observation, the patient seems to be very nervous, tapping his forehead with his fingers, trying to relieve the pain. I asked him to stick out his tongue and found that it was dark red and had less coating. < / p >< p >'have you been under too much stress lately? A little nervous? '< / p >< p >'Yes. The company has been working overtime lately. ' < / p >< p >'do you feel pain around the orbit and teeth?' < / p >< p >'Yes. A sore feeling. ' < / p >< p >'you may have a migraine, which is called migraine in traditional Chinese medicine.' < / p >< p >intractable migraine < / p >< p >Migraine is a common non-organic headache, but its etiology and pathogenesis are not clear. The headache is mostly partial to one side. Fatigue, cold, anger, tension, shock and so on can be the causes of migraine. It belongs to a 'thorny' disease, and the pain reacts violently in sleep, which strongly disturbs the already heavy nerves, and there are often dreams, so when you have dreams, you should pay attention to whether you have a migraine. < / p >< p >the representative 'patient' of migraine is Cao Cao, a great hero who calmed the world, but was defeated by his own headache. He even angered others, causing the most famous 'medical dispute' in history and killing Hua Tuo. Toufeng is also called Shoufeng in traditional Chinese medicine, which is caused by the evil of infection. < / p >< p >this 'wind' is divided into external wind and internal wind. External wind refers to one of the six qi in nature, which includes wind, cold, summer heat, dampness, dryness and fire. Under normal circumstances, they do not cause disease, but when they encounter seasonal changes and physical deficiency, and avoid them in time, the six qi will become six evils, invading the human body and causing the disease. Generally speaking, spring is the first solar term, which is more likely to occur. < / p >< p >the head is the highest point of a person, we often say: 'the high place can not beat the cold', and the head is also the most vulnerable part to be attacked by wind evil. Cao Cao fought for many years and did not get a good rest and was too tired. He himself is 'too much desire, too much thinking' character, bad temper, easy to hurt the liver and spleen, so it is easy to be attacked by evil wind. < / p >< p >interestingly, Cao Cao often dreamed in his dreams and told the left and right that he could not get close when he was sleeping. A close attendant kindly tucked him in, and he drew his sword and killed him. Of course, it is not known whether this is a coincidence or Cao Cao's deliberate tricks, but from it we can see Cao Cao's insidious, creepy and suspicious character, which is undoubtedly the cause of the head wind. < / p >< p >in the Romance of the three Kingdoms, Hua Tuo's analysis of the partial head wind is very incisive: 'this is difficult to cure, permanent treatment can be extended for years.' It means that it is difficult to cure in a short time, and long-term treatment is only to relieve pain and delay time. Today, more than a thousand years later, there is still no specific drug for the wind. < / p >< p >it is necessary to mention that there is another episode. Hua Tuo said that in order to cure all Cao Cao's illness, to prevent him from committing a repeat offense, he needs to drink 'hemp boiling powder' and paralyze his brain, and then cut open his head with a sharp axe and take out the 'wind salivation.' only in this way can we get rid of the root of the disease. This 'salivation' is probably an intracranial tumor. Modern people have palpitations for craniotomy, not to mention Cao Cao, so Cao Cao rejected Hua Tuo's 'treatment plan' and changed to conservative treatment. < / p >< p >Hua Tuo used acupuncture at Shushu acupoint (Shenhou acupoint and Shenshu acupoint are the brain points around the abdomen respectively), and the effect is pretty good. Patients with partial head wind can also try this method under the guidance of traditional Chinese medicine. < / p >< p >in addition, you can also take some decoction to calm the liver, extinguish wind and clear heat. 8 grams of hemp, herb, *, Tribulus terrestris, 15 grams of mulberry parasite, 18 grams of ochre, 10 grams of Pleurotus ostreatus, 30 grams of forged magnet, 5 grams of Chuanlian, 5 grams of gall grass, 3 centipedes, 3 grams of scorpion, fried in water. < / p >

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