Patient's question:
Boy, three and a half years old, with malnutrition, has taken some herbal decoctions and improved significantly, but after more than one and a half months, he has become a bit less interested in eating. What kind of Chinese patent medicine can be taken regularly?Doctor's answer:
The Meaning of Gan JiGan Ji refers to the combination of Ji Zhi and Gan Zheng.
Ji Zhi: A chronic gastrointestinal disorder in children caused by internal injury from improper diet, accumulation in the middle burner, stagnation without transformation, and blocked Qi flow. It is characterized by loss of appetite for milk or food, poor digestion, abdominal distension, and irregular bowel movements.
Gan Zheng: A condition in children resulting from dietary imbalance, improper feeding, or the influence of various diseases, leading to damaged Spleen and Stomach, depletion of Qi and body fluids, and resulting in overall weakness, emaciation, yellow complexion, dry hair, fatigue, and lack of energy.
"There is no accumulation without Gan," and "accumulation is the mother of Gan." It is recommended that you visit a traditional Chinese medicine hospital and ask the doctors there to teach you the "Nie Ji therapy" (a massage method that involves kneading the muscles on both sides of the spine). This can tonify the Spleen and Stomach and treat Gan Ji!