Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is one of the treasures of the Chinese nation, and throughout the vast history of TCM, numerous masters have emerged, such as Zhang Zhongjing and Li Dongyuan. Today, we will introduce a renowned physician named “Wang Qingren,” a benevolent doctor from the Qing Dynasty who created five formulas for treating blood … Read more
Enjoy Reading Traditional Chinese MedicineEvery Day11:30Pushes the Freshest Authoritative Quality Knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine If you like it, please star it for me Editor’s Guide Blood stasis syndrome is a common syndrome in clinical practice, and there has been considerable research on blood stasis syndrome. We are very familiar with this syndrome in clinical … 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
#Stasis “Blood stasis causes a hundred diseases!” Stasis means blockage! Blood stasis is a diagnostic pattern in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), indicating that blood circulation in the body is obstructed, or there is stagnant blood internally. This condition is referred to as a blood stasis constitution. Blood stasis constitution is a type of constitution that … 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
Blood stasis syndrome (血瘀证), refers to a set of symptoms caused by the obstruction of blood flow due to stasis. The causes of blood stasis syndrome include: cold pathogens causing stagnation, leading to blood obstruction; or stagnation of Qi (气滞) resulting in blood stasis; or due to Qi deficiency (气虚) leading to insufficient propulsion of … Read more
Blood stasis in the body can lead to the formation of nodules, cysts, and masses over time, obstructing the flow of Qi and blood, which can easily induce cardiovascular diseases. So how can we eliminate blood stasis? Below, the doctor will first teach everyone three simple methods to self-test for blood stasis in the body. … Read more
In daily life, have you ever experienced these troubles?Sometimes, when the body is slightly bumped,bruises appear on the skin and take a long time to fade;the skin tone is dark, prone to spots, and dark circles are prominent,despite using many whitening skincare products with little effect;sometimes the body also feels pain for no reason.These are … Read more
The theory of blood stasis originated in the “Neijing”. For example, the term “evil blood” in the “Ling Shu” is the earliest record of stasis blood. The “Suwen* Miao Ci Lun” states: “If a person falls, evil blood remains inside, causing fullness and distension in the abdomen, and they cannot move forward or backward; first … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has a complete diagnostic theory and treatment methods, utilizing many specialized terms. Since TCM is inherited from ancient China, these terms can be confusing if understood directly in modern Chinese, which hinders the formation of TCM thinking and leads to misunderstandings in modern medical theory. To learn TCM, it is essential … Read more