Chills With Warm Skin in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different chills with warm skin patterns according to TCM theory

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TCM Patterns
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Formula
Overview
What causes it 2 TCM patterns documented
How to recognize Symptoms specific to each chills with warm skin pattern
Classical remedies 1 herbal formula documented

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), chills with warm skin is viewed through the lens of internal imbalances. TCM practitioners believe that symptoms like these arise from various patterns of disharmony within the body. Unlike the Western medical perspective, which may attribute this symptom to specific pathogens or external factors, TCM focuses on the disruption of the body’s Qi (vital energy), Blood, and the balance between Yin and Yang. Identifying the correct pattern is crucial for effective treatment, as the underlying cause can vary significantly from one individual to another.

TCM Patterns for Chills With Warm Skin

Cold

Causes: Chills with skin that is warm to the touch

1 variation documented
Exterior Cold with Interior Dampness in Summer
How it presents with chills with warm skin

Chills with skin that is warm to the touch

Along with: Chills with warm skin, Lack of sweating, Heavy sensation in the head, Headaches, Abdominal pain, Vomit,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Dampness

Causes: Chills with skin that is warm to the touch

1 variation documented
Exterior Cold with Interior Dampness in Summer
How it presents with chills with warm skin

Chills with skin that is warm to the touch

Along with: Chills with warm skin, Lack of sweating, Heavy sensation in the head, Headaches, Abdominal pain, Vomit,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Herbal Formulas for Chills With Warm Skin

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address chills with warm skin

Xiang Ru San

Addresses these chills with warm skin patterns:

Cold Dampness