Patient's question:
Severe bad breath, bowel movement about once or twice a week, bitter taste in mouth, dry mouth, surface heat, normal body temperature. Cold intolerance. Frequent vomiting, no hunger after vomiting, no stomach pain, possibly genetic.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Your condition is caused by damp-heat in the spleen and stomach leading to turbid qi rising upwards. Generally, conventional treatments can only relieve symptoms but not address the root cause, resulting in long-term unresolved issues. Traditional Chinese Medicine offers unique therapeutic methods using traditional Chinese herbs. I recommend using the following herbs:Black alum, black jujube, walnut kernels, gardeniae, angelica sinensis, cardamom, magnolia bark, sparganium, pangolin shell, bupleurum, malt, upper turtle shell, lower turtle shell, safflower, Agarwood, iron gall powder, propolis, honey, and beeswax. These herbs are effective with rapid results and proven efficacy. Many patients experience no recurrence after treatment.
By using these traditional herbs for syndrome differentiation and treatment, you can clear damp-heat in the spleen and stomach, expel turbid qi from the intestines and stomach, regulate spleen and stomach function, eliminate the root cause of the condition, and achieve a complete cure. I hope you receive proper treatment and recover soon!