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.
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…
Qi deficiency with Blood deficiency
Deficiency of both Qi and Blood…