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Ten Types of Observation Diagnosis for Women’s Health

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Ten Types of Observation Diagnosis for Women's Health

Ten Types of Observation Diagnosis for Women’s Health Guiding Expert: Associate Professor Pang Zhenmiao, Department of Gynecology, First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine Reporter: Lin Henghua, Correspondent: Zhang Qiuxia 2016-5-10New Express B01 Edition “Observation, Listening, Inquiry, and Pulse Taking” are the four major diagnostic methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Ancient medical … Read more

Understanding Kidney Yang Deficiency and Urinary Difficulties in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Understanding Kidney Yang Deficiency and Urinary Difficulties in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Click the blue text to follow us Traditional Chinese Medicine Popular Science | Opinions may be controversial, content is for reference only Written by | Anonymous Edited by | Jin An Section Nourishing Qi and Blood, Eliminating Phlegm and Stasis, Promoting Qi Circulation 19 Urinary Difficulties Due to Kidney Yang Deficiency 20 Urinary Difficulties Due … Read more

Manifestations of Kidney Yang Deficiency

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Manifestations of Kidney Yang Deficiency

Generally speaking, the manifestations of Kidney Yang Deficiency (Shen Yang Xu) are primarily characterized by deficiency cold and fear of cold, often accompanied by signs of Qi deficiency. In mild cases, there may be coldness in the lower back and legs, while in severe cases, one can feel cold drafts even in a closed room.In … Read more

Treatment of Blood Deficiency

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Treatment of Blood Deficiency

Treatment of Blood Deficiency ​ Abstract: 1. Overview 2. Treatment 3. Conclusion ​ 1. Overview A 42-year-old patient has not had her menstrual period for two months, has dry skin, palpitations, fatigue, hair loss, white hair, and a yellow complexion. What could be the cause? The absence of menstruation can be attributed to two main … Read more

Is Blood Deficiency in Traditional Chinese Medicine the Same as Anemia in Western Medicine?

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Is Blood Deficiency in Traditional Chinese Medicine the Same as Anemia in Western Medicine?

The concepts of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Western medicine should not be confused and need to be clearly explained! Blood deficiency (xue xu) and anemia (pin xue) not only have similar meanings but also overlap in clinical manifestations and treatment methods. Therefore, some people often treat blood deficiency and anemia as the same condition, … Read more

Understanding Blood Deficiency in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Understanding Blood Deficiency in Traditional Chinese Medicine

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), blood deficiency (xue xu) refers to a series of symptoms resulting from insufficient blood, leading to inadequate nourishment of the organs and tissues. When blood is deficient, the vessels are empty, and the body lacks moisture and nourishment, resulting in pale complexion, pale lips, a pale tongue, and brittle nails, … Read more

Four Major Symptoms of Qi, Yin, Yang, and Blood Deficiency and Their Regulation of the Five Organs

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Four Major Symptoms of Qi, Yin, Yang, and Blood Deficiency and Their Regulation of the Five Organs

Yin Deficiency – Heat, Yang Deficiency – Cold Intolerance, Blood Deficiency – Dryness, Qi Deficiency – Weakness 1. Yin Deficiency – Avoid spicy and dry foods, prefer Chrysanthemum (Ju Hua), Pear (Li) Symptoms: Palms and soles feel hot and sweaty, irritability, mouth and tongue sores 2. Yang Deficiency – Avoid raw and cold foods (shrimp, … Read more

How to Nourish Qi and Blood: 4 Effective Methods from Traditional Chinese Medicine

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How to Nourish Qi and Blood: 4 Effective Methods from Traditional Chinese Medicine

Qi and Blood Deficiency refers to the conditions of Qi Xu (Qi Deficiency) and Xue Xu (Blood Deficiency) in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The result of Qi and Blood deficiency can lead to a decline in organ function and cause premature aging.Qi Xu: This indicates a decline in organ function and poor resistance to disease. … Read more

Common Deficiency Syndromes of the Five Organs (Yin, Yang, Qi, Blood) and Their Treatment Methods

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Common Deficiency Syndromes of the Five Organs (Yin, Yang, Qi, Blood) and Their Treatment Methods

Deficiency syndromes refer to a variety of chronic diseases caused by the deficiency of organs and weakened vital energy. Although these syndromes are numerous and complex, they are fundamentally related to the five organs, and the damage to these organs typically involves Yin, Yang, Qi, and Blood. In summary, there are Yin deficiency, Yang deficiency, … Read more

Symptoms and Dietary Remedies for Blood Deficiency, Blood Stasis, Blood Cold, and Blood Heat

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Symptoms and Dietary Remedies for Blood Deficiency, Blood Stasis, Blood Cold, and Blood Heat

Blood Deficiency (Xue Xu):The key to nourishing blood is to regulate the Spleen.Symptoms of Blood Deficiency: pale complexion, lack of color, sensitivity to heat in summer, sensitivity to cold in winter, palpitations, dizziness, insomnia.Dietary Remedies for Blood Deficiency: Angelica and Astragalus Tea (Dang Gui Huang Qi Cha).Preparation of Angelica and Astragalus Tea: Use a ratio … Read more