✵Internal injury syndromes: This classification of diseases mainly introduces some syndromes related to internal injuries. These include dyspepsia, anorexia (wù shí), anorexia (unable to eat, bù néng shí), syndrome of drinking wine, stagnation disease, phlegm syndromes, fluid-retention syndromes and cough syndromes, etc.
Dyspepsia and anorexia syndrome: Dyspepsia, anorexia (wù shí), anorexia (unable to eat, bù néng shí) are introduced. Dyspepsia is a syndrome characterised by indigestion, which is ascribed to an improper diet or overeating. In the narrower sense, dyspepsia refers to indigestion caused by an improper diet or overeating.
Hurt from drinking wine syndrome
Hurt from drinking wine syndrome: Hurt from drinking wine is a syndrome name, it is a syndrome characterised by illness resulting from drinking too much wine. It is also known as Shāng jiǔ (hurt from drinking wine), or the syndrome of drinking wine.
Stagnation disease
Stagnation disease: There are five types of stagnation diseases, namely liver Qi stagnation syndrome, fire stagnation syndrome, spleen Qi stagnation syndrome, lung Qi stagnation syndrome, and kidney Qi stagnation syndrome. These stagnation syndromes are introduced.
Cough syndromes
Cough: Cough is mainly due to exogenous and endogenous pathogens, and it is a syndrome that mainly affects the lung system. There are coughs of the five-Zang viscera and coughs of the six-Fu viscera, as well as wind cough, cold cough, chronic cough, gallbladder cough and Jue Yin cough, and so on.
Phlegm syndromes and fluid-retention syndromes
Phlegm syndromes and fluid-retention syndromes: Phlegm syndrome and various kinds of phlegm syndrome, fluid-retention syndrome, and eight kinds of fluid-retention syndrome are introduced.
Hematemesis(spitting blood)
Hematemesis (spitting blood): Hematemesis can be caused by upper gastrointestinal bleeding or bronchiectated hemoptysis. Vomiting blood is mainly caused by stomach lesions, due to an exogenous pathogen entering the stomach, stomach collateral injury, or the influence of other visceral conditions and the stomach can cause this syndrome.
✵Internal injury syndromes: This classification of diseases mainly introduces some syndromes related to internal injuries. These include dyspepsia, anorexia (wù shí), anorexia (unable to eat, bù néng shí), syndrome of drinking wine, stagnation disease, phlegm syndromes, fluid-retention syndromes and cough syndromes, etc.
Dyspepsia and anorexia syndrome: Dyspepsia, anorexia (wù shí), anorexia (unable to eat, bù néng shí) are introduced. Dyspepsia is a syndrome characterised by indigestion, which is ascribed to an improper diet or overeating. In the narrower sense, dyspepsia refers to indigestion caused by an improper diet or overeating. 
Hurt from drinking wine syndrome: Hurt from drinking wine is a syndrome name, it is a syndrome characterised by illness resulting from drinking too much wine. It is also known as Shāng jiǔ (hurt from drinking wine), or the syndrome of drinking wine.
Stagnation disease: There are five types of stagnation diseases, namely liver Qi stagnation syndrome, fire stagnation syndrome, spleen Qi stagnation syndrome, lung Qi stagnation syndrome, and kidney Qi stagnation syndrome. These stagnation syndromes are introduced.
Cough: Cough is mainly due to exogenous and endogenous pathogens, and it is a syndrome that mainly affects the lung system. There are coughs of the five-Zang viscera and coughs of the six-Fu viscera, as well as wind cough, cold cough, chronic cough, gallbladder cough and Jue Yin cough, and so on.
Phlegm syndromes and fluid-retention syndromes: Phlegm syndrome and various kinds of phlegm syndrome, fluid-retention syndrome, and eight kinds of fluid-retention syndrome are introduced.
Hematemesis (spitting blood): Hematemesis can be caused by upper gastrointestinal bleeding or bronchiectated hemoptysis. Vomiting blood is mainly caused by stomach lesions, due to an exogenous pathogen entering the stomach, stomach collateral injury, or the influence of other visceral conditions and the stomach can cause this syndrome.