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ZDAY150: Fundamentals of TCM Diagnosis (Thirteen) Differentiation (Two) Eight Principles Differentiation (Two) Clinical Manifestations, Interrelationships, and Key Points for Differentiating Deficiency and Excess, Yin and Yang

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ZDAY150: Fundamentals of TCM Diagnosis (Thirteen) Differentiation (Two) Eight Principles Differentiation (Two) Clinical Manifestations, Interrelationships, and Key Points for Differentiating Deficiency and Excess, Yin and Yang

Deficiency and excess differentiation is a framework for analyzing and distinguishing the rise and fall of pathogenic and righteous qi, while yin and yang serve as the overarching principle of the eight principles differentiation, encompassing the other six aspects. Key Points:(3) Clinical Manifestations, Interrelationships, and Key Points for Differentiating Deficiency and Excess1. Clinical Manifestations and … Read more

Comprehensive Guide to the Eight Principles of Diagnosis in TCM

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Comprehensive Guide to the Eight Principles of Diagnosis in TCM

1. Concept 1. Eight Principles: Refers to the eight diagnostic principles: Exterior, Interior, Cold, Heat, Deficiency, Excess, Yin, and Yang. 2. Eight Principles Diagnosis: This is the process by which a physician uses the Eight Principles theory to analyze and synthesize various clinical data obtained through observation, listening, questioning, and pulse diagnosis, in order to … Read more

Understanding Deficiency and Excess in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Understanding Deficiency and Excess in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Inheriting the legacy of Qi Huang, a public account with substance and warmth. Ai Yu Xiang Tang What is Excess Syndrome and what is Deficiency Syndrome?According to the “Suwen: General Discussion on Deficiency and Excess,” it states: “When evil qi is strong, it is excess; when vital essence is depleted, it is deficiency.” Here, the … Read more

Understanding Deficiency and Excess in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Understanding Deficiency and Excess in Traditional Chinese Medicine

What is Excess Syndrome and Deficiency Syndrome? According to the “Su Wen: Discussion on Deficiency and Excess,” it states: “When pathogenic qi is strong, it is excess; when vital essence is depleted, it is deficiency.” Here, pathogenic qi refers to the evils of wind, cold, dryness, heat, dampness, and fire. The depletion of vital essence … Read more

Understanding Pulse Diagnosis: Identifying Deficiency and Excess

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Understanding Pulse Diagnosis: Identifying Deficiency and Excess

Understanding Pulse Diagnosis: Identifying Deficiency and Excess Pulse diagnosis refers to the method by which a physician uses their fingers to palpate the arterial pulse of a patient to explore the pulse characteristics and thus understand the patient’s condition. The locations for pulse diagnosis can be categorized into three methods: comprehensive examination, three positions examination, … Read more

Understanding Disease Differentiation in TCM: The Eight Principles – Deficiency and Excess

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Understanding Disease Differentiation in TCM: The Eight Principles - Deficiency and Excess

The differentiation of deficiency and excess can identify the strength of the body’s vital energy and the severity of pathogenic factors. Deficiency refers to the weakness of vital energy, which is the fundamental substance for the physiological activities and maintenance of the body’s organs, such as insufficient qi (气), xue (血), and jinye (津液); excess … Read more

Traditional Chinese Medicine – Eight Principles Differentiation (Part 2) – Cold and Heat, Deficiency and Excess, Yin and Yang

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Traditional Chinese Medicine - Eight Principles Differentiation (Part 2) - Cold and Heat, Deficiency and Excess, Yin and Yang

II. Differentiation of Cold and Heat Cold and heat are fundamental principles for distinguishing and judging the nature of diseases. Cold and heat primarily reflect the rise and fall of Yin and Yang in diseases, as well as the nature of pathogenic factors being Yin or Yang. It is important to clarify: While aversion to … Read more

Comprehensive Guide to the Eight Principles of TCM Diagnosis (Recommended for Collection)

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Comprehensive Guide to the Eight Principles of TCM Diagnosis (Recommended for Collection)

Comprehensive Overview of the Eight Principles of Diagnosis – Every illness has its cause, and the differentiation of organs is the core. The differentiation of Qi (气), Blood (血), and Body Fluids (津液) is clear, and the differentiation of external pathogenic heat diseases is layered, allowing for the judgment of disease patterns. Exterior Syndrome (表证) … Read more

Fundamentals of the Eight Principles in TCM Diagnosis

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Fundamentals of the Eight Principles in TCM Diagnosis

1. Concept1. Eight Principles: Refers to the eight diagnostic categories of Exterior, Interior, Cold, Heat, Deficiency, Excess, Yin, Yang.2. Eight Principles Diagnosis: This is the process by which a physician utilizes the Eight Principles theory to analyze and synthesize various clinical data obtained through observation, listening, questioning, and pulse diagnosis, thereby distinguishing the depth of … Read more

The Mystery of TCM Syndrome Differentiation

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The Mystery of TCM Syndrome Differentiation

Syndrome differentiation of the organs is the most widely used method in today’s clinical practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and is the focus of this presentation. Through syndrome differentiation, we can determine whether the patient’s current condition is one of deficiency or excess, what type of deficiency or excess it is, and the location … Read more