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-Kidney Yang deficiency
Loss of warming energy in liver and kidneys…
Phlegm-Blood stasis with heat
Phlegm and blood stasis with heat component…
Phlegm-Blood stasis with cold
Phlegm and blood stasis with cold component…
Damp-Phlegm with heat
Damp and phlegm with heat component…
Damp-Phlegm with cold
Damp and phlegm with cold component…
Damp-heat with blood stasis
Damp, heat and blood stasis combined…
Cold-damp with blood stasis
Cold, damp and blood stasis combined…
Wind-cold-phlegm
Wind, cold and phlegm combined…
Wind-heat-phlegm
Wind, heat and phlegm combined…
Wind-cold-damp-phlegm
Wind, cold, damp and phlegm combined…
Wind-damp-heat-phlegm
Wind, damp, heat and phlegm combined…
Heart cold-damp
Cold and damp affecting the heart…
Lung cold-damp
Cold and damp affecting the lungs…
Liver cold-damp
Cold and damp affecting the liver…
Kidney cold-damp
Cold and damp affecting the kidneys…
Stomach cold-damp
Cold and damp affecting the stomach…
Large intestine cold-damp
Cold and damp affecting the large intestine…
Gallbladder cold-damp
Cold and damp affecting the gallbladder…
General Qi rebellion
Qi rises instead of descending…
General Qi sinking
Qi sinks instead of rising…