痧 (shā) - Acute diseases such as cholera or sunstroke with & sand-like rash in traditional Chinese medicine.
痧 · shā
Acute diseases such as cholera or sunstroke with symptoms like rashes or eruptions;
sand-like rash in traditional Chinese medicine.
Acute diseases such as cholera or sunstroke withsand-like rash in traditional Chinese medicine.
Usage highlights
Scraping therapySha rashHeatstroke shaCholera shaAcute shaSha syndrome
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He suffered from heatstroke (中暑发痧).
- Traditional scraping therapy is called guasha (刮痧).
- Cholera was called huoluan (霍乱) or acute sha syndrome (急痧).
- The patient showed sha rash symptoms (痧疹).
Collocations
- Scraping therapy(刮痧)
- Sha rash(痧疹)
- Heatstroke sha(暑痧)
- Cholera sha(霍乱痧)
- Acute sha(急痧)
- Sha syndrome(痧症)
Idioms
- Scraping to treat sha syndrome(刮痧治病)
- Emergency treatment for acute sha(急痧急救)
- Summer heat causing sha rash(暑热生痧)
Cultural background
FAQ- In traditional Chinese medicine, 'sha' refers to acute summer diseases with sand-like skin eruptions.
- Guasha (刮痧) scraping therapy is a traditional treatment method for sha syndrome.
- The concept is deeply rooted in Chinese folk medicine and seasonal disease theory.