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How to treat wind-heat cold
January 02, 2026 Wind-heat cold is caused by wind-heat pathogens invading the exterior and disrupting the harmony of lung qi. Symptoms include high fever, slight aversion to wind, headache, sweating, sore throat with redness and swelling, cough with sticky or yellow phlegm, yellow nasal discharge, thirst, red tongue tip and edges, and a thin white or slightly yellow tongue coating. In traditional Chinese medicine, wind-heat cold can be treated with pungent and cooling exterior-releasing formulas, such as “Yinqiao San” or “Sangju Yin”. In Western medicine, there is no distinction between fever and heat. All colds are collectively referred to as upper respiratory tract infection, or simply SARS. Most of them are caused by viral infections and can be treated with antiviral drugs, such as “ribavirin” or “ribavirin”. Viruses have a self-limiting effect and usually take about a week to get better. Medication only reduces or eliminates the symptoms. Based on…