Qi deficiency and blood stasis syndrome

Qi deficiency and blood stasis syndrome refers to both qi deficiency and blood stasis. Most of them are caused by qi deficiency due to long-term illness, poor circulation of qi and blood, and blood stasis.

The clinical manifestations are pale or dull complexion, fatigue, shortness of breath, laziness in speaking, tingling, common in chest and hypochondrium, persistent pain, refusal to press, pale and dark tongue or purple spots, and heavy and astringent pulse.

Syndrome analysis: the deficiency of this syndrome is real, with the symptoms of qi deficiency and blood stasis as the dialectical point. The symptoms of qi deficiency are pallor, fatigue, qi deficiency and laziness. Qi deficiency leads to weakness of qi and blood, slow blood circulation, and finally leads to blood stasis blocking collaterals, so the face is dull and stagnant. Blood stasis, if it doesn't work, it hurts, so it hurts like a thorn and refuses to press it. Heart and liver diseases are common in clinic, so the pain appears in the chest and hypochondrium.

Qi deficiency and pale tongue, dark purple blood stasis, heavy pulse dominating the interior, and unsmooth pulse dominating the blood stasis are common tongue pulses of qi deficiency and blood stasis syndrome.