Are You Experiencing These Symptoms?
- Feeling unwell before a typhoon
- Headaches or fatigue with weather changes
- Old injuries becoming painful on rainy days
- Symptoms worsening after a previous traffic accident
- Sensitivity to changes in atmospheric pressure
Some people experience recurring physical discomfort whenever a typhoon or low-pressure weather system approaches.
This is particularly common among individuals with long-standing symptoms following traffic accidents or previous injuries.
From a traditional East Asian medicine perspective, these symptoms are often considered a pattern involving “Wind” and “Dampness.”
Unlike an ordinary cold, the imbalance is thought to affect the Shaoyang region, located between the exterior and interior of the body.
Treatment focuses on restoring balance throughout the body rather than simply tonifying or dispersing.
The goal is to help the body adapt more comfortably to changes in weather and atmospheric pressure.
