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.
Qi and Blood deficiency
Exhaustion of both fundamental substances…
Qi Stagnation with Blood Stasis
Qi stagnation leads to blood stasis…
Yin and Yang Deficiency
Deficiency of both Yin and Yang…
Wind-Cold-Damp
External wind, cold and damp invading the body…
Wind-Damp-Heat
External wind, damp and heat invading the body…
Damp-Phlegm
Accumulation of dampness transforming into phlegm…
Phlegm and Blood Stasis
Simultaneous presence of phlegm and blood stasis…
Heat-Toxin
Severe heat forming toxin…
Damp-Toxin
Dampness combined with toxin…
Summer Heat
External heat during summer…
Summer Heat with Dampness
Summer heat combined with dampness…
Dryness with Heat
Dehydration combined with heat…
Dryness with Cold
Dehydration combined with cold…
Liver Qi stagnation with Spleen Qi deficiency
Tension and digestive weakness due to disharmony…
Liver Qi Stagnation with Stomach Qi Deficiency
Stagnation of Liver Qi with weakened Stomach Qi…
Liver Fire Attacking the Lung
Excessive Liver fire affecting the Lung…
Liver Yin Deficiency with Kidney Yin Deficiency
Simultaneous deficiency of Liver Yin and Kidney Yin…
Heart and Kidney Yin Deficiency
Deficiency of Yin in both Heart and Kidneys…
Heart and Kidney Yang Deficiency
Deficiency of Yang in both Heart and Kidneys…
Heart and Lung Qi Deficiency
Deficiency of Qi in both Heart and Lungs…