Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Healthy individuals who undergo systematic health scraping generally do not develop "spleen" (a term referring to the discoloration left on the skin after scraping). Instead, they may experience skin redness, localized warmth, and a sense of relaxation. The depth of the color of the "spleen" typically reflects the severity of the condition. For more severe illnesses, the "spleen" may appear more pronounced with deeper colors, whereas for milder conditions, it may be less noticeable with lighter colors. When "spleen" appears during scraping, it indicates blood that has been "detached from the meridians" due to the presence of toxins in the body. This blood is generally metabolized within a week, so there is no need to be concerned.