Caused by excessive liver fire

The main causes of excessive liver fire include the following: 1. Emotional factors: Prolonged negative emotions, such as anxiety, depression, or anger, can easily lead to stagnation of liver qi, which further causes excessive liver fire. 2. Dietary factors: A preference for greasy or spicy foods, or excessive alcohol consumption, can easily generate "dampness" and "heat" in the body, leading to excessive liver fire. 3. Heat pathogens in internal organs: Heat pathogens from other organs, such as wind-heat common cold, may transfer to the liver or gallbladder meridians, causing excessive liver fire. 4. Disease-related causes: In conditions such as chronic liver and gallbladder diseases or hypertension, deficiency of yin fluids and liver yin insufficiency may easily occur, leading to excessive liver fire. 5. Lifestyle habits: Poor lifestyle habits such as long-term late-night stays, overexertion, or lack of physical activity can also contribute to excessive liver fire. Patients with concerns are advised to seek timely medical consultation.