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Spleen functions?
1. Transformation and transportation 2. control ascending qi 3. raise clear yang upwards (can't think clearly) 4. control blood 5. control muscle and 4 limbs.
Sallow complexion, lassitude, dislie speaking, reduced appetite, gas and bloating, abdominal distention, loose stools, Pale Tongue with white coating. Weak and soft pulse (Xu and damp).
Spleen Qi Deficiency
Pale/sallow complexion, lassitude, dislike of speaking, reduced appitite, abdominal distention, loose stools, cold four limbs, dull pain in abdomen that is better with warmth and pressure, pale and swollen tongue with white and slippery coating. Deep slow and weak pulse.
spleen yang deficiency
Sallow complexion, lassitude, dislike speaking, reduced appetite, Heavy and distending sensation in abdomen, loose stools, frequent bowel movement, long term diarrhea, heavy sensation in the anus, prolapse rectum and uterus, extreme fatigue, lassitude, low voice diziness. Pale tongue, thin white coat, Feeble pulse.
spleen qi sinking
Pale/sallow complexion
spleen dysfunction in blood
Fullness in epigastria & abdomen
damp cold accumulation in spleen
how to distinguish between Spleen Yang Xu and Damp cold in spleen?
1. slippery pulse vs. weak 2. Yang Xu relieved with warmth 3. no pressure on damp-cold
Burningpain in epigastricregion
stomach fire
foul breath
stomach heat
Cold/contracted painin ST,
better after warm meals
cold retention in the stomach
vomit is ______ Diarrhea is _________
ST, SP
Food retention
Obscure & burningpain in epigastricregion
Stomach Yin Xu
Chronic ST problems turn into
ST Yin Xu