Can moxibustion be used to treat acne?

Written by Zhang Shu Kun
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Updated on September 02, 2024
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In the case of acne, it can be treated by moxibustion, as moxibustion can activate blood circulation, remove obstructions in the channels, dispel wind, and dissipate cold. It can effectively help regulate the body. The occurrence of acne is mostly caused by excessive fatigue, habitual staying up late, and consuming stimulating foods.

Therefore, first and foremost, while undergoing moxibustion, it is also necessary to improve everyday life aspects, such as maintaining a regular schedule, ensuring adequate sleep, avoiding staying up late, and engaging in more physical exercise to enhance the body's immunity. Diet should mainly consist of light meals.

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Dietary precautions for acne

Acne, a skin condition that troubles many young people, requires special attention to diet. Patients with acne should avoid overly spicy and stimulating foods. For example, they should not smoke or drink alcohol, and they should avoid drinking strong tea, eating barbecue, and spicy hot pot. Additionally, they should avoid high-sugar foods such as chocolate, ice cream, and cakes, etc.

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How to treat acne and pimples

Acne, also known as acne vulgaris, mainly occurs in adolescents. To treat acne, the following suggestions are recommended: First, avoid staying up late, reduce stress, and avoid eating spicy and irritating food. Keep the skin clean and hygienic. Secondly, for mild acne, it is suggested to use some anti-inflammatory and antibacterial antibiotic creams. Lastly, for more severe cases of acne, it is recommended to take some antibiotics or other medications orally. (Please use medication under the guidance of a doctor)

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How is gingivitis treated in adolescence?

Gingivitis during adolescence may also be due to the patient's negligence in oral hygiene, chronic staying up late, binge eating and drinking, or frequent consumption of spicy and irritating foods, leading to poor oral hygiene. However, some gingivitis in adolescence is also due to changes in the patient's internal sex hormones, which temporarily enhance the inflammation of the gums. Generally, some inflammation can subside on its own after adolescence, but typical gingival inflammation cannot completely heal. At this time, it is advised that patients pay attention to oral hygiene. They could consider dental cleaning to remove plaque and tartar, and combine this with some oral medications for treatment, which generally can lead to recovery. If patients often neglect their diet, it is recommended that they adjust to a healthy dietary lifestyle and undergo regular check-ups, which can generally lead to recovery.

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What are the reasons for scanty menstrual flow during adolescence?

It is generally believed that a menstrual volume less than 30 milliliters, equivalent to menstrual disorders in Western medicine, is also known as scanty menstruation. Scanty menstruation during adolescence is quite common. Some is due to psychological stress, which can cause menstrual irregularities. It is also possible that due to mental setbacks or significant stress and other negative emotions, the menstrual cycle and the amount of menstruation can be affected. Too little menstrual flow may lead to infertility; people with scanty menstruation generally have poorer physical health, which can severely lead to difficulties in becoming pregnant. It is advised to adjust one's mindset in the future. Secondly, it is important to eat foods rich in iron and nourishing properties to ensure sufficient iron intake, to avoid iron deficiency anemia.

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Will keratosis pilaris fade after puberty?

Keratosis pilaris can potentially fade after puberty. This condition is a genetically induced skin disease characterized by abnormal keratinization around the hair follicles. The disease is more common among children and adolescents with dry skin, and the rash tends to diminish as one ages. Keratosis pilaris occurs due to keratinization at the openings of hair follicles, which affects the growth of fine hair, making the skin feel rough, similar to goosebumps. Currently, there is no cure for keratosis pilaris, but symptoms can be improved using certain medications. Topically, keratolytics or skin softeners can be applied to alleviate symptoms and smooth the skin. Additionally, taking oral vitamin A or consuming foods rich in vitamin A can be beneficial for this condition.