INTRODUCTION
This list is just to give you the idea of the most important causes of disease, in the traditional Chinese medicine sense. The "San Jiao" refers to the three (three in pinyin is san) body cavities, the chest, the upper abdomen and the lower abdomen. "Wei" refers to the protective Qi of the surface of the body.
THE LIST OF TCM DISRDERS
Wind Disorders
- Wind/Cold
- Wind/Cold & Damp
- Wind/Cold restrict Lung
- Wind Constipation
- Wind Damp
- Wind Dizziness
- Wind Dryness
- Wind Phlegm headache
- Wind Heat
- Wind/Heat restrict Lung
- Wind/Heat restrict Kidney
- Wind/Phlegm (stroke)
Heat Disorders
- Heat Deficiency
- Heat & Dryness
- Heat & Excess in upper San Jiao
- Heat of the Five Centers
- Heat in the Heart
- Heat (pathogenic)
- Heat restricts Lung
- Heat, Summer
Fire Disorders
- Empty Fire
- Full Fire
- Ministerial Fire
- Ascending Fire
- Lung depressed Fire
Damp Disorders
- Damp Heat
- Damp Cold
- Damp/Heat in the San Jiao
- Damp/Heat in Spleen/Stomach
- Damp Phlegm
Cold Disorders
- External Cold
- Cold Phlegm
- Cold Damp
- Cold Damp injures the Spleen
- Cold in the middle San Jiao
- Cold Qi
Qi Pathologies
- Ascending Qi
- Deficiency of Qi
- Blockage of Qi
- Congealed Qi
- Obstructed Qi
- Empty Qi
- Rebellious Lung Qi
- Qi Depressed in the upper San Jiao
- Pathogenic Qi
- Stagnation Qi
- Turbid Qi
- Wei Qi depressed
- Yi Qi (evil pathogenic qi)
Blood Disorders
- Blood deficiency
- Cold & empty
- Blood Heat
- Blood Hot
- Blood Stagnation
- Blood obstructed by Cold
- Blood moves intently
Phlegm Disorders
- Phlegm Cold
- Phlegm Damp
- Phlegm diarrhea
- Phlegm ascends
- Phlegm Heat
- Phlegm Fire
- Phlegm, yellow & profuse
- Phlegm Turbidity
- Phlegm Wind
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