Itchy Vesicular Rashes in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different itchy vesicular rashes patterns according to TCM theory

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Overview
What causes it 2 TCM patterns documented
How to recognize Symptoms specific to each itchy vesicular rashes pattern
Classical remedies 2 herbal formulas documented

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) views itchy vesicular rashes through a holistic lens, differing from the Western focus on external factors and immune response. In TCM, such rashes are seen as manifestations of internal imbalances and disharmonies within the body's systems.

It emphasizes the importance of identifying the underlying pattern of disharmony, as symptoms like itchy vesicular rashes can arise from various TCM patterns. Treatment in TCM is thus tailored to address these specific patterns, aiming to restore balance and harmony in the body.

TCM Patterns for Itchy Vesicular Rashes

Dampness

Causes: Vesicular skin rashes and itching

1 variation documented
Damp-Heat in the Liver
How it presents with itchy vesicular rashes

Vesicular skin rashes and itching

Along with: Hypochondrial fullness and distention with pain alleviated by warmth, Abdominal fullness, Lower abdominal fullness, Bitter taste in the mouth, Sticky taste in the mouth, Loss of appetite,

Heat

Causes: Vesicular skin rashes and itching

1 variation documented
Damp-Heat in the Liver
How it presents with itchy vesicular rashes

Vesicular skin rashes and itching

Along with: Hypochondrial fullness and distention with pain alleviated by warmth, Abdominal fullness, Lower abdominal fullness, Bitter taste in the mouth, Sticky taste in the mouth, Loss of appetite,

Herbal Formulas for Itchy Vesicular Rashes

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address itchy vesicular rashes

Long Dan Xie Gan Tang

Addresses these itchy vesicular rashes patterns:

Dampness Heat

Yin Chen Hao Tang

Addresses these itchy vesicular rashes patterns:

Dampness Heat