Yin-yang and the Five Phases
Visceral Manifestation
Meridian and Collateral, Acupuncture Point
Body Surface Areas
Pathogenesis
Disease Cause
Pathology
Mechanism of Disease
Nineteen Items of Pathogenesis
Struggle between Healthy Qi and Pathogenic Qi
Deficiency-Type Pathogen Reality
Excess of Pathogenic Qi Leads to Excess Syndrome
Deficiency from Qi Depletion
Excess is taiyang, Deficiency is Shaoyin
Excess Manifestation Often Occurring in Yang Brightness Syndrome, While Deficiency in Taiyin
Yang Constipation
Deficiency of Yang with Exuberance of Yin
Exuberant Yin and Declined Yang
Yang Deficiency Edema
Yang Exuberance
Yin Exuberance
Yang Excess Yin Damage
Yin Deficiency with Yang Hyperactivity
Yin Deficiency with Yang Floating
Yin Deficiency with Effulgent Fire
Exuberant Yang Repelling Yin
Exuberant Yin Repelling Yang
Excessive Yang Causes Heat
Excess Yin Leads to Cold
Yin Deficiency Fever (Internal Heat from Yin Deficiency)
Yang-deficiency Fever
Yang Deficiency Leads to External Cold
Dual Yang Scorching
Yin Collapse
Yang Collapse
Yin Exhaustion and Yang Collapse
Deficiency of Both Yin and Yang
Stagnation of Yin
Stagnancy of Yang
Floating Yang Deficiency (Isolated Yang Rising, Unrestrained Yang)
Disharmony between Nutrient and Defensive Qi
Exterior Qi Deficiency (Defense Qi Instability)
Nourishing Qi Disobedience
Dizziness Due to Adverse Flow of Qi below
Syncope Due to Lower Exhaustion
Upper Impairment Affecting Lower
Lower Impairment Affecting Upper
Subsidence
Inward Invasion
Dysregulation of Ascending and Descending Qi
Clear Yang Fails to Rise, Turbid Yin Fails to Descend
Defense-qi-nutrient-blood Pattern Identification
Six Excesses Pattern Identification
Qi-blood Pattern Identification
Disturbance of Qi Transformation
Water Failing to Transform into Qi
Disharmony of Qi and Blood
Excess Qi Leads to Fire
Qi Deficiency
Timidity
Qi Stagnation
Qi Depression
Qi Counterflow
Disturbance of Qi Movement
Blood Deficiency
Blood Collapse Qi Collapse(qi Collapse Following Blood Loss)
Blood Follows Qi Sinking
Blood and Meridian Tropism
Qi Collapse
Deficiency of Qi and Yin
Qi Deficiency Resulting in Cold
Abdominal Fullness with Qi Deficiency
Over-joy Causing Qi to Slacken
Rage Causing Qi Rising
Pensiveness Causing Qi Stagnation
Sorrow Causing Qi Consumption
Fright Causing Disorder of Qi
Fear Causing Qi Sinking
Overexertion Leading to Qi Consumption
Damage to Thoroughfare and Conception Vessels
Yin Collateral Damage Causing Internal Bleeding
Yang Collateral Damage Causing External Bleeding
Seven Impairments and Eight Benefits
Visceral Pattern Identification
Assorted Diseases
Loss of Vitality
Changing Clothes
Diagnostic Methods
Principles and Prescriptions
Acupuncture and Moxibustion Therapy
Internal Medicine and Pediatric Diseases
Obstetric Disease Syndrome
External Traumatology Conditions
Five Sense Organ Disorders
Medical History
Visceral Manifestation
Meridian and Collateral, Acupuncture Point
Body Surface Areas
Pathogenesis
Disease Cause
Pathology
Mechanism of Disease
Nineteen Items of Pathogenesis
Struggle between Healthy Qi and Pathogenic Qi
Deficiency-Type Pathogen Reality
Excess of Pathogenic Qi Leads to Excess Syndrome
Deficiency from Qi Depletion
Excess is taiyang, Deficiency is Shaoyin
Excess Manifestation Often Occurring in Yang Brightness Syndrome, While Deficiency in Taiyin
Yang Constipation
Deficiency of Yang with Exuberance of Yin
Exuberant Yin and Declined Yang
Yang Deficiency Edema
Yang Exuberance
Yin Exuberance
Yang Excess Yin Damage
Yin Deficiency with Yang Hyperactivity
Yin Deficiency with Yang Floating
Yin Deficiency with Effulgent Fire
Exuberant Yang Repelling Yin
Exuberant Yin Repelling Yang
Excessive Yang Causes Heat
Excess Yin Leads to Cold
Yin Deficiency Fever (Internal Heat from Yin Deficiency)
Yang-deficiency Fever
Yang Deficiency Leads to External Cold
Dual Yang Scorching
Yin Collapse
Yang Collapse
Yin Exhaustion and Yang Collapse
Deficiency of Both Yin and Yang
Stagnation of Yin
Stagnancy of Yang
Floating Yang Deficiency (Isolated Yang Rising, Unrestrained Yang)
Disharmony between Nutrient and Defensive Qi
Exterior Qi Deficiency (Defense Qi Instability)
Nourishing Qi Disobedience
Dizziness Due to Adverse Flow of Qi below
Syncope Due to Lower Exhaustion
Upper Impairment Affecting Lower
Lower Impairment Affecting Upper
Subsidence
Inward Invasion
Dysregulation of Ascending and Descending Qi
Clear Yang Fails to Rise, Turbid Yin Fails to Descend
Defense-qi-nutrient-blood Pattern Identification
Six Excesses Pattern Identification
Qi-blood Pattern Identification
Disturbance of Qi Transformation
Water Failing to Transform into Qi
Disharmony of Qi and Blood
Excess Qi Leads to Fire
Qi Deficiency
Timidity
Qi Stagnation
Qi Depression
Qi Counterflow
Disturbance of Qi Movement
Blood Deficiency
Blood Collapse Qi Collapse(qi Collapse Following Blood Loss)
Blood Follows Qi Sinking
Blood and Meridian Tropism
Qi Collapse
Deficiency of Qi and Yin
Qi Deficiency Resulting in Cold
Abdominal Fullness with Qi Deficiency
Over-joy Causing Qi to Slacken
Rage Causing Qi Rising
Pensiveness Causing Qi Stagnation
Sorrow Causing Qi Consumption
Fright Causing Disorder of Qi
Fear Causing Qi Sinking
Overexertion Leading to Qi Consumption
Damage to Thoroughfare and Conception Vessels
Yin Collateral Damage Causing Internal Bleeding
Yang Collateral Damage Causing External Bleeding
Seven Impairments and Eight Benefits
Visceral Pattern Identification
Assorted Diseases
Loss of Vitality
Changing Clothes
Diagnostic Methods
Principles and Prescriptions
Acupuncture and Moxibustion Therapy
Internal Medicine and Pediatric Diseases
Obstetric Disease Syndrome
External Traumatology Conditions
Five Sense Organ Disorders
Medical History
