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.
Kidney Qi Deficiency
Frequent urination, lower back pain and fatigue.…
Spleen Cold
Abdominal pain that improves with warmth, loose stools and cold limbs.…
Lung Heat
Cough with yellow phlegm, fever and thirst.…
Liver Wind
Dizziness, tremor, stiff neck and muscle twitching.…
Liver Fire
Headache, red eyes, irritability and bitter taste.…
Stomach Yin Deficiency
Hunger sensation, dry mouth and constipation.…
Pericardium Fire
Palpitations, anxiety, insomnia and night sweats.…
Gallbladder Cold
Pain in right upper abdomen that improves with warmth, nausea and chills.…
Lung Cold
Cough with clear phlegm, chills and shortness of breath.…
Small Intestine Heat
Painful urination, dark urine and thirst.…
Large Intestine Cold
Abdominal pain that improves with warmth, diarrhea and chills.…
Bladder Damp-Heat
Frequent painful urination, cloudy urine and fever.…
Triple Burner Cold
Chills, edema and scanty urine.…
Pericardium Cold
Chest pain that improves with warmth, chills and slow pulse.…
Spleen Heat
Hunger sensation, bad breath and bleeding.…
Kidney Cold
Lower back pain that improves with warmth, cold limbs and frequent nighttime urination.…
Heart Cold
Chest pain that improves with warmth, cold limbs and slow pulse.…
Lung Yin Deficiency
Dry cough, night sweats and hoarseness.…
Large Intestine Heat
Constipation, abdominal pain and fever.…
Small Intestine Cold
Abdominal pain that improves with warmth, diarrhea and chills.…