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.
Lung and Kidney Qi Deficiency
Deficiency of Qi in both Lungs and Kidneys…
Lung and Kidney Yin Deficiency
Deficiency of Yin in both Lungs and Kidneys…
Spleen and Kidney Qi Deficiency
Deficiency of Qi in both Spleen and Kidneys…
Spleen and Kidney Yang Deficiency
Deficiency of Yang in both Spleen and Kidneys…
Spleen and Heart Qi Deficiency
Deficiency of Qi in both Spleen and Heart…
Stomach and Kidney Yin Deficiency
Deficiency of Yin in both Stomach and Kidneys…
Gallbladder Qi Stagnation
Stagnation of Qi in the Gallbladder…
Bladder Qi Deficiency
Weakened Bladder Qi…
Bladder Cold-Damp
Cold and dampness in the Bladder…
Small Intestine Qi Deficiency
Weakened Small Intestine Qi…
Small Intestine Damp-Heat
Dampness and heat in the Small Intestine…
Large Intestine Qi Deficiency
Weakened Large Intestine Qi…
Large Intestine Damp-Heat
Dampness and heat in the Large Intestine…
Pericardium Phlegm
Phlegm disturbing the Pericardium…
Triple Burner Qi Deficiency
Weakened Qi in the Triple Burner…
Triple Burner Damp-Heat
Dampness and heat in the Triple Burner…
Upper Burner Heat
Heat in the Upper Burner (chest and head)…
Middle Burner Damp
Dampness in the Middle Burner (spleen and stomach)…
Lower Burner Cold
Cold in the Lower Burner (kidneys, bladder, intestines)…
Taiyang Wind-Cold
External wind-cold attacking the Taiyang level…