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Has anyone seen this? I have two patients who have reported this symptom.

Immediately upon putting food into the mouth, the face begins to sweat. I

wonder what the TCM explanation could be. (Sorry, I don't have time right

now to provide their cases, and both are knotty complexes of xu and shi.)

 

 

 

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Peter L. Borten, L.Ac.

4004 SW Kelly Avenue, Ste 201

Portland, Oregon 97201

503.522.2613

http://www.whiteflowerhealing.com/

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Peter

I quote you from Steve Claveys Fluid Physiology

 

" perspiration from the head is in some people normal, for example while eating

or in children during sleep "

 

Otherwise head only sweating can be due to damp-heat or yang qi xu.

 

Heiko

 

Peter Borten wrote:

 

> Has anyone seen this? I have two patients who have reported this symptom.

> Immediately upon putting food into the mouth, the face begins to sweat. I

> wonder what the TCM explanation could be. (Sorry, I don't have time right

> now to provide their cases, and both are knotty complexes of xu and shi.)

>

> ==============================

> Peter L. Borten, L.Ac.

> 4004 SW Kelly Avenue, Ste 201

> Portland, Oregon 97201

> 503.522.2613

> http://www.whiteflowerhealing.com/

> ==============================

>

>

> Chinese Herbal Medicine, a voluntary organization of licensed healthcare

practitioners, matriculated students and postgraduate academics specializing in

Chinese Herbal Medicine, provides a variety of professional services, including

board approved online continuing education.

>

>

>

>

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I work in many patients, some body has those symptom( sweat when eating)

These people has inherit from ancestor ( from father, mom, grandma etc..)

they easy to sweat when their body working, when they eat because their body

receive the food and respond fast to be working, I do not think that any

thing wrong with this problem. Any sweat come out without working, I would

think about some kind of problem to the body.

Nhung Ta

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" Heiko Lade " <heiko

 

Monday, February 26, 2001 4:36 AM

Re: Spontaneous sweats upon beginning to eat

 

 

> Peter

> I quote you from Steve Claveys Fluid Physiology

>

> " perspiration from the head is in some people normal, for example while

eating or in children during sleep "

>

> Otherwise head only sweating can be due to damp-heat or yang qi xu.

>

> Heiko

>

> Peter Borten wrote:

>

> > Has anyone seen this? I have two patients who have reported this

symptom.

> > Immediately upon putting food into the mouth, the face begins to sweat.

I

> > wonder what the TCM explanation could be. (Sorry, I don't have time

right

> > now to provide their cases, and both are knotty complexes of xu and

shi.)

> >

> > ==============================

> > Peter L. Borten, L.Ac.

> > 4004 SW Kelly Avenue, Ste 201

> > Portland, Oregon 97201

> > 503.522.2613

> > http://www.whiteflowerhealing.com/

> > ==============================

> >

> >

> > Chinese Herbal Medicine, a voluntary organization of licensed

healthcare practitioners, matriculated students and postgraduate academics

specializing in Chinese Herbal Medicine, provides a variety of professional

services, including board approved online continuing education.

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Peter Borten wrote:

>

> Has anyone seen this? I have two patients who have reported this symptom.

> Immediately upon putting food into the mouth, the face begins to sweat. I

> wonder what the TCM explanation could be. (Sorry, I don't have time right

> now to provide their cases, and both are knotty complexes of xu and shi.)

 

Food stagnation leading to heat being aggrevated by the sensation of

taste entering the stomach?

 

--

Al Stone L.Ac.

<AlStone

http://www.BeyondWellBeing.com

 

Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.

 

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