Patient's question:
What is the reason for the six-year-old girl's cold hands? Previous treatment and effectiveness: None, no allergies, no family medical history What kind of assistance is desired: Knowing the cause and how to treat itDoctor's answer:
Children's cold hands and feet are often caused by poor blood circulation. Advice: Poor blood circulation in the human body leads to insufficient peripheral blood supply, resulting in cold hands and feet. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, frequent cold hands and feet in children indicate a yang deficiency constitution, which is due to an insufficiency of qi, blood, yin, and yang. Children with cold hands and feet caused by yang deficiency have weaker immunity and are prone to recurring illnesses. Especially in winter, it may lead to the entry of cold pathogens, causing children to develop upper respiratory infections, pneumonia, and other respiratory diseases, as well as potentially infectious and immune-related diseases.