Lung Yin Deficiency

TCM Herbs Associated With Lung Yin Deficiency

Lung Yin Deficiency Is Associated With 3 TCM Herbs

Moisten the lungs, clear heat, and stop coughing - cough from dry lungs or lung heat, sore throat. Clear heat and calm the spirit - low fever, insomnia, restlessness, irritability in the aftermath of a febrile disease, palpitations from qi and/or yin deficiency.

Tonify spleen qi and yin - with poor appetite, fatigue, dry mouth, loss of taste, dry stool, dry red tongue. Moistens the lungs - dry cough, little sputum due to lung qi and yin deficiency. Tonify kidneys, strengthen jing - lower back pain/weakness, lightheadedness. Xiao Ke.

Moistens the lungs, stops cough - dry, non-productive cough due to lung yin deficiency. Nourish the stomach, generate fluids, clear heat (after febrile disease or yin deficiency) - dry mouth or throat. Moisten the exterior - dry itchy skin aggravated by cold and dry weather.