What are the symptoms of qi deficiency in traditional Chinese medicine?

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Five zang organs: Five Zang organs: heart, liver, spleen, lung and kidney; Six Fu organs: stomach, large intestine, small intestine, triple energizer, bladder and gallbladder. The general name of human internal organs. It also refers to the internal situation of things. As the saying goes, "people live with one breath". Breath occupies a very high position in people's life activities. When people feel tired, they will think of qi deficiency. Qi and Qi deficiency have already become a popular term. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, what are Qi and Qi deficiency? Are the symptoms of qi deficiency in five zang organs different? What are the symptoms of qi deficiency in traditional Chinese medicine? I'd like to share my views with you.

What are the symptoms of qi deficiency in traditional Chinese medicine?

Symptom 1: heart qi deficiency syndrome. The heart is in charge of blood and spirit. Once the heart qi deficiency syndrome occurs, it can be manifested as palpitation, aggravation of fatigue, trance, incoherence, sad crying, insomnia and forgetfulness. This kind of symptom should pay attention to tonifying heart qi, can take Shengmaiyin (composed of ginseng, Ophiopogon japonicus, Schisandra) or Anshen Dingzhi pill.

Symptom 2: lung qi deficiency syndrome. The lung is in charge of the movement and breathing of Qi. Once deficiency syndrome occurs, there will be cough and asthma with phlegm, chest tightness, shortness of breath, low voice, easy sweating, cold and other manifestations. This kind of patients can take Sijunzi Decoction, namely 10 ~ 15g dangshen or ginseng, 10g fried Atractylodes macrocephala, 30g Poria cocos, 3 ~ 5g licorice, boiled together, the effect of tonifying Lung Qi is better.

Symptom 3: kidney qi deficiency syndrome. Kidney is in charge of human bone marrow, brain marrow and blood essence. Both men and women may have kidney deficiency. Patients with kidney deficiency may have some problems, such as weak waist and knees, rare menstruation, dripping urine, less breathing and so on. It is suggested that these people take Jinkui Shenqi Pill (dark brown honey pill, sour, slightly sweet and bitter) to help tonify the kidney and Qi.

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In traditional Chinese medicine, the five elements are used to describe the function and relationship of the five viscera system (liver, heart, spleen, lung and kidney). It should be noted that the five viscera here is also a functional concept (called Zang Xiang), not limited to the specific anatomy of the five viscera. Wood - growth, growth, softness, smooth, fire - warm, rising, bright soil - biochemical, carrying, receiving gold - cleaning, purging, astringent water - cold, moistening, downward moving things in the same line interact with each other, but excessive is harmful. For example, anger hurts the liver. Fan Jin's Zhongju is a typical example of excessive happiness and sadness. Another example is the appropriate sweet is spleen, but the taste is too sweet, and can stay stomach stagnation spleen.