TCM Syndromes
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, a syndrome (证候 / zhèng hòu) is formed by a specific combination of signs and symptoms. Each syndrome has its own treatment principle and corresponding acupuncture points.
Liver Yang Rising Headache
Headache aggravated by stress, often with red face and dizziness.…
Spleen Qi Deficiency
Fatigue, poor appetite and loose stools after exertion.…
Kidney Yin Deficiency
Night sweats, dry throat and hot flashes. Worsens in the evening.…
Kidney Yang Deficiency
Cold limbs, fatigue and frequent urination. Worsens in cold weather.…
Liver Qi Stagnation
Bloating, irritability and pain that worsens with stress.…
Heart Blood Deficiency
Insomnia, forgetfulness and pale face.…
Lung Qi Deficiency
Shortness of breath, weak voice and prone to colds.…
Phlegm-Heat
Yellow phlegm, thirst and restlessness.…
Blood Stasis
Stabbing pain, dark spots and menstrual clots.…
Wind-Cold
Chills, mild fever and nasal congestion.…
Heart-Kidney Disharmony
Insomnia, palpitations and forgetfulness.…
Damp-Heat in Liver
Yellow skin and eyes, bitter taste and dark urine.…
Stomach Fire
Intense thirst, bad breath and hunger.…
Wind-Heat
Fever, sore throat and yellow discharge. Early stage of flu.…
Spleen Damp
Heavy sensation, bloating and white tongue coating.…
Lung Dryness
Dry cough, dry throat and thirst. Worsens in autumn.…
Stomach Cold
Pain that improves with heat, chills and vomiting of clear fluid.…
Liver Blood Deficiency
Dizziness, pale face, blurred vision and dry eyes.…
Gallbladder Damp-Heat
Pain in right upper abdomen, bitter taste and nausea.…
Heart Fire
Insomnia, palpitations, mouth ulcers and dark urine.…