TCM Discussion Group TCM Exchange Forum Qi and blood are crucial for human health; when Qi flows, blood flows, and when Qi stagnates, blood stasis occurs. Many people have experienced blood stasis: despite not having any visible injuries, they find bruises appearing on their bodies, which eventually fade away. This phenomenon is a typical sign … Read more
Qi and blood are crucial for human health; when qi flows, blood flows, and when qi stagnates, blood stasis occurs. Many people have experienced blood stasis: despite not having any visible injuries, they find bruises appearing on their bodies, which eventually fade away on their own. This phenomenon is a typical sign of a blood … Read more
● What is Blood Stasis? Blood stasis is a concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), referring to the accumulation of blood within the body. You may wonder, blood should flow continuously within the blood vessels; why does it accumulate? This is a good question. ① TCM theory suggests that the circulation of blood in the … Read more
Qi and blood are crucial for human health; when Qi flows, blood flows, and when Qi stagnates, blood stasis occurs. Many people may have experienced blood stasis: without any apparent injury, they find bruises appearing on their bodies, which then fade away after some time.This phenomenon is a typical manifestation of blood stasis constitution. So, … Read more
There are many patients with blood stasis in clinical practice, and they often exhibit the following symptoms: 1. One of the most common symptoms of blood stasis is pain, which can manifest as stabbing pain, distending pain, or cramping pain. The location and nature of the pain will vary depending on the site and severity … Read more
Question:How can I receive such articles every day?? Just click on the blue text above the arrow! The “Huangdi Neijing” is the earliest medical classic in China and one of the four great classics of traditional medicine. It is the most influential medical work in China, known as the ancestor of medicine and a modern … Read more
The Concept of Sublingual Collaterals In a normal person, there are two longitudinal collaterals located on each side of the lingual frenulum under the tongue, known as the sublingual collaterals (舌下络脉, jié xià luò mài). The mucosal midline under the tongue forms a prominent fold connecting to the floor of the mouth, called the lingual … Read more
● What is Blood Stasis? Blood stasis is a concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), where the accumulation of blood within the body is referred to as blood stasis. You may wonder, blood should flow continuously within the blood vessels, so why does it accumulate? This is a good question.① TCM theory suggests that the … Read more