✵Consumptive syndromes: This classification of diseases mainly introduces some diseases and syndromes related to consumption and consumptive causes. These include overexertion syndrome, consumption syndrome, phthisis, and exhaustion of the five Zang-viscera, as well as the six exhaustions and seven kinds of impairments.
Overexertion syndrome is also known as overstrain (láo juàn), too much strain, or overfatigue.
The consumption syndrome mainly includes the following: deficiency of Qi, deficiency of blood, deficiency of Yang, deficiency of Yin, Jiān Jué. It also includes Xiè Yì and èr yáng syndrome, etc.
Phthisis syndromes mainly include bone steaming, phthisis of bone steaming, phthisis of blood wind, cold phthisis and heat phthisis, as well as chronic consumption of phthisis, etc.
Four syndromes of six exhaustions are introduced, including tendon exhaustion syndrome, bone exhaustion, essence exhaustion and Qi exhaustion.
Two syndromes of seven impairments are introduced, including asynodia syndrome (impotentia) and seminal emission syndrome.
Overexertion syndrome: The overexertion syndrome is also known as overstrain (láo juàn); it is also known as too much strain, or overfatigue.It is a morbid state caused by overexertion and manifested by fatigue, lassitude, fidgetiness, shortness of breath upon exertion, and spontaneous sweating.
Consumption syndrome
Consumption syndrome: The consumption syndrome is a deficiency and impairment of Yin, Yang, Qi or blood in the Zang-fu viscera, which is usually caused by non-infectious factors. It is also known as xū sǔn, or consumptive syndrome.
Phthisis
Phthisis: Phthisis is a chronic consumptive disease, infectious or non-infectious; it is also known as láo zhài. In general, it is a syndrome that develops from a consumptive disease, physical weakness, as well as an internal lesion of the heart and kidneys caused by overexertion.
Liver Asthenia (Hepatic asthenia)
Liver Asthenia (hepatic asthenia): Liver asthenia, also known as hepatic asthenia or liver consumption, the main pathogenic reason for the liver asthenia is acting contrary to spring-Qi, the Foot-Shaoyang not growing, and the liver Qi changes endogenously, as well as mental stimulation and hurt of the liver Qi.
Heart Asthenia
Heart Asthenia: Heart asthenia is a condition mainly caused by consumption hurt to the heart. The heart asthenia can be classified as heart asthenia excess heat and heart asthenia deficiency cold.
Spleen Asthenia
Spleen Asthenia: Spleen Asthenia, also known as spleen consumption or spleen taxation, is mainly due to serious spleen deficiency. Spleen asthenia affects the muscles and is normally accompanied by muscle asthenia.
Lung Asthenia (Pulmonary overstrain)
Lung Asthenia (pulmonary overstrain): Lung asthenia is a syndrome of lung hurt primarily caused by taxation or consumption, or due to body cold and drinking cold water, or affected by autumn Qi.
Kidney Asthenia (Kidney consumption)
Kidney Asthenia (kidney consumption): Kidney asthenia, also known as kidney consumption or kidney strain, is mainly caused by taxation or consumption hurt of the kidneys, resulting from sexual strain (exhaustion due to sexual indulgence), deficiency of Yin, water exhaustion in the lower energizer and fire burning in the upper energizer.
Tendon Exhaustion
Tendon Exhaustion Syndrome: the condition of tendon exhaustion is mainly caused by the liver. The liver viscus has a relationship with tendons, the tendons coordinate with the liver. There is a syndrome affecting the liver, and it is represented in the tendons.
Bone Exhaustion
Bone Exhaustion: Bone exhaustion, also known as bone strain or Gu Ji, is a syndrome in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is mainly understood as weakness of the bones and exhaustion of the marrow. It is one of the six exhaustions and is mainly due to the kidneys. The kidney governs the bones, and bone combined with the kidney, teeth are the 'odds and ends' of the bones.
Essence Exhaustion
Essence Exhaustion: The essence exhaustion syndrome, also known as Jing Ji, is mainly due to the loss and exhaustion of Essence. It is related to the syndromes of the five-Zang and six-Fu viscera.
Qi Exhaustion
Qi Exhaustion: Qi exhaustion, also known as Qi Ji or Asthenia crisis of Qi, is a severe condition of Qi deficiency, primarily due to a deficiency of Zang-viscera, deficiency of healthy vitality and pathogen attack, as well as less healthy vitality and much pathogen Qi affection.
Asynodia (Impotentia)
Asynodia (Impotentia): Asynodia, also known as impotentia, is a kind of syndrome affecting adult males. The main symptoms are weakness and dysfunction of the phallus, which may not be able to erect or could erect but not last. This is mainly due to the urogenital region losing support for various pathogenic reasons, including deficiency, pavor (fear), dampness, a decline of vital gate fire, deficiency and cold of essence and Qi, exhaustion and consumption of the seven emotions.
Seminal Emission and Premature ejaculation.
Seminal emission and premature ejaculation: The syndrome of seminal emission during dreams is normally defined as nocturnal emission; The syndrome of seminal emission without a dream or involuntary seminal emission while awake is defined as spermatorrhea. Premature ejaculation is a disease state characterised by ejaculation of semen immediately after or even prior to penetration.
Qi Collapse:Middle Qi Collapse and Thoracic Qi Collapse
Qi Collapse (middle Qi collapse and thoracic Qi collapse): the middle Qi collapse is also known as the sinking of the middle Qi. It is a syndrome resulting from spleen deficiency, which causes relaxation of muscle and vessel, and prolapse of the viscera. The Thoracic Qi Collapse is also known as the sinking of the Thoracic Qi; the pectoral Qi or thoracic Qi stays in the chest and lung, with functions of aiding the healthy breath function.
✵Consumptive syndromes: This classification of diseases mainly introduces some diseases and syndromes related to consumption and consumptive causes. These include overexertion syndrome, consumption syndrome, phthisis, and exhaustion of the five Zang-viscera, as well as the six exhaustions and seven kinds of impairments.
Overexertion syndrome: The overexertion syndrome is also known as overstrain (láo juàn); it is also known as too much strain, or overfatigue.It is a morbid state caused by overexertion and manifested by fatigue, lassitude, fidgetiness, shortness of breath upon exertion, and spontaneous sweating.
Phthisis: Phthisis is a chronic consumptive disease, infectious or non-infectious; it is also known as láo zhài. In general, it is a syndrome that develops from a consumptive disease, physical weakness, as well as an internal lesion of the heart and kidneys caused by overexertion.
Liver Asthenia (hepatic asthenia): Liver asthenia, also known as hepatic asthenia or liver consumption, the main pathogenic reason for the liver asthenia is acting contrary to spring-Qi, the Foot-Shaoyang not growing, and the liver Qi changes endogenously, as well as mental stimulation and hurt of the liver Qi.
Heart Asthenia: Heart asthenia is a condition mainly caused by consumption hurt to the heart. The heart asthenia can be classified as heart asthenia excess heat and heart asthenia deficiency cold.
Spleen Asthenia: Spleen Asthenia, also known as spleen consumption or spleen taxation, is mainly due to serious spleen deficiency. Spleen asthenia affects the muscles and is normally accompanied by muscle asthenia.
Lung Asthenia (pulmonary overstrain): Lung asthenia is a syndrome of lung hurt primarily caused by taxation or consumption, or due to body cold and drinking cold water, or affected by autumn Qi.
Kidney Asthenia (kidney consumption): Kidney asthenia, also known as kidney consumption or kidney strain, is mainly caused by taxation or consumption hurt of the kidneys, resulting from sexual strain (exhaustion due to sexual indulgence), deficiency of Yin, water exhaustion in the lower energizer and fire burning in the upper energizer.
Tendon Exhaustion Syndrome: the condition of tendon exhaustion is mainly caused by the liver. The liver viscus has a relationship with tendons, the tendons coordinate with the liver. There is a syndrome affecting the liver, and it is represented in the tendons.
Bone Exhaustion: Bone exhaustion, also known as bone strain or Gu Ji, is a syndrome in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is mainly understood as weakness of the bones and exhaustion of the marrow. It is one of the six exhaustions and is mainly due to the kidneys. The kidney governs the bones, and bone combined with the kidney, teeth are the 'odds and ends' of the bones.
Essence Exhaustion: The essence exhaustion syndrome, also known as Jing Ji, is mainly due to the loss and exhaustion of Essence. It is related to the syndromes of the five-Zang and six-Fu viscera.
Qi Exhaustion: Qi exhaustion, also known as Qi Ji or Asthenia crisis of Qi, is a severe condition of Qi deficiency, primarily due to a deficiency of Zang-viscera, deficiency of healthy vitality and pathogen attack, as well as less healthy vitality and much pathogen Qi affection.
Asynodia (Impotentia): Asynodia, also known as impotentia, is a kind of syndrome affecting adult males. The main symptoms are weakness and dysfunction of the phallus, which may not be able to erect or could erect but not last. This is mainly due to the urogenital region losing support for various pathogenic reasons, including deficiency, pavor (fear), dampness, a decline of vital gate fire, deficiency and cold of essence and Qi, exhaustion and consumption of the seven emotions.
Seminal emission and premature ejaculation: The syndrome of seminal emission during dreams is normally defined as nocturnal emission; The syndrome of seminal emission without a dream or involuntary seminal emission while awake is defined as spermatorrhea. Premature ejaculation is a disease state characterised by ejaculation of semen immediately after or even prior to penetration.
Qi Collapse (middle Qi collapse and thoracic Qi collapse): the middle Qi collapse is also known as the sinking of the middle Qi. It is a syndrome resulting from spleen deficiency, which causes relaxation of muscle and vessel, and prolapse of the viscera. The Thoracic Qi Collapse is also known as the sinking of the Thoracic Qi; the pectoral Qi or thoracic Qi stays in the chest and lung, with functions of aiding the healthy breath function.