Opening the Donguibogam library...
Opening the Donguibogam library...
Opening the symptom encyclopedia...

Are you spending sleepless nights because your fingertips and toes ache and tingle after chemotherapy? These unfamiliar sensations that wear down daily life can make every moment feel exhausting. This numbness in hands and feet, trailing along like a shadow of chemotherapy, is not merely a symptom, but an urgent signal from our body.

Do your hands and feet feel unusually cold whenever a chilly wind blows, or can you not bear being indoors without socks even in a warm room? Have you perhaps resigned yourself to thinking, 'My body is naturally cold'? Today, I will walk you through the hidden reason behind this using the concept of essence from Donguibogam.

Lately, does your face flare up while your hands and feet feel like ice, leaving you constantly anxious? Do you find yourself letting out deep sighs, feeling tightness in the chest, or even struggling to catch your breath? If you have been holding back thinking this is simply part of the climacteric, it is time to pause and look closely at what your body is experiencing. In Donguibogam, these symptoms were referred to as upper heat and lower cold.