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.
Yangming Fu Organs Heat
Heat in the Yangming Fu organs (stomach and large intestine)…
Shaoyang Meridian Deficiency
Deficiency of the Shaoyang level…
Taiyin Damp-Cold
Dampness and cold in the Taiyin level (spleen)…
Shaoyin Cold Transformation
Shaoyin level with predominance of cold…
Shaoyin Heat Transformation
Shaoyin level with predominance of heat…
Jueyin Cold-Heat Complex
Complex of cold and heat at the Jueyin level…
Wei Level Heat
First stage of warm disease (defense level)…
Qi Level Heat
Second stage of warm disease (Qi level)…
Ying Level Heat
Third stage of warm disease (Ying level)…
Xue Level Heat
Fourth stage of warm disease (Xue level)…
Summerheat with Dampness
Summerheat combined with dampness…
Summerheat with Dryness
Summerheat combined with dryness…
External Dryness with Wind
Dryness combined with external wind…
External Dryness with Wind-Heat
Dryness combined with wind and heat…
External Dryness with Wind-Cold
Dryness combined with wind and cold…
External Heat-Toxin
External heat forming toxin…
External Damp-Toxin
Dampness combined with external toxin…
External Phlegm-Toxin
Phlegm combined with external toxin…
External Toxin with Blood Stasis
Toxin combined with blood stasis…
Blood Heat
Heat affecting the blood…