What Does "Wind-Evil Invading the Lungs" Mean?

Wind-evil invading the lung refers to the physical pathology caused by the lungs being affected after external exposure to wind-evil, with the lungs receiving certain stimulation, requiring prompt medical diagnosis and treatment. If one does not adequately protect their body, it may be invaded by wind-cold evil, causing the lungs to be affected. When the lung mucosa becomes pathological, patients may experience symptoms such as cough with expectoration, headache, and body fever. Without timely treatment, the degree of body stimulation may increase, leading to symptoms such as dyspnea and tachypnea, seriously endangering physical health. Patients need to follow the doctor's instructions for taking traditional Chinese medicine for conditioning. Common medications include Platycodon Root, Stemona Tuberosa, Licorice Root, and Dried Tangerine Peel, as well as Loquat Leaf, Fritillaria Cirrhosa Bulb, and Chrysanthemum. Taking these medications reduces stimulation to the lung mucosa, avoiding symptoms such as cough with expectoration and dyspnea. If patients experience symptoms such as runny nose and fever, they can also take Mulberry Leaf and Apricot Seed under the doctor's instructions for conditioning. While actively undergoing treatment, it is beneficial to engage in outdoor activities. If the room temperature is low, one should add clothing and consume more fresh fruits and vegetables. If symptoms do not improve after a period of medication use, seek medical diagnosis promptly.