Spleen and Kidney Yang Deficiency 脾肾阳虚
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| Pattern Names |
| Spleen and Kidney Yang Deficiency • 脾肾阳虚 • Pí Shèn Yáng Xū |
| Classification | |
| Category: Zang Fu | Syndrome: Complex |
| Symptoms | |
| Tongue: pale, swollen, teeth marks, white greasy coating | Pulse: weak, slow, deep |
| Indications: Early morning diarrhea, Weakness, Fatigue, Cold limbs, Cold lower back, Like pressure, Like warming, Poor appetite, Yin edema, Scanty urine, Painful diarrhea, Low libido, Premature ejaculation, Female infertility, Bright white complexion, Low sperm count, Lassitude, Scanty urination, Night urination, Loose stool, Like lying down [34] • Pale complexion, cold limbs and body, SOB, lassitude, lower back and knee ache and weakness, or lower abdominal cold pain, chronic loose stools or early morning diarrhea, watery stool with undigested food, edema, and difficult urination. Other signs include: a pale and tender tongue, with white slippery coating, and a deep, weak and slow pulse [32] • Whole body edema. Interstitial Cystitis (bladder pressure but no infection) [42] | |
| Keywords |
| EARLY MORNING DIARRHEA, weakness, cold, poor appetite, aversion to cold [34] • Edema, loose stools, abdominal or lower abdominal pain which is relieved by warmth, and accompanied by general deficiency cold symptoms [32] |
| Treatment |
| tonify/ warm Spleen and Kidney yang |
| Acupuncture |
| BL20, BL23, DU4, KD3, ST36, Moxa |
| Herb |
| Si Shen Wan, Shen Qi Wan, Zhen Wu Tang, Li Zhong Wan, Jin Gui shen Qi Wan |
| Etiology |
| 1) Constitutional 2) Chronic disease 3) Diet 4) Lifestyle 5) Diarrhea/ edema [Maciocia] • A pattern characterized by yang deficiency in both the Kidney and the Spleen, a loss or the warming and transforming functions that manifests with loose stools or edema as cardinal symptoms. – Chronic illness, aging, or Living environment (humidity) – Kidney yang deficient failed transforms qi lead water retention cause edema, difficult urination – Spleen yang deficient failed T/T, result loose stool with undigested food, bloating, and poor appetite – Yang deficient lack of force and failed warm function, result cold limbs and body, pale face, fatigue, and slow and weak pulse [Qiao] |
| Notes |
| Use Case 1 |
| Use Case 2 |
