What are the symptoms of spleen discomfort?

For our human body, and even every living thing, there are very important organs or organs. These organs or organs maintain the normal biological functions of our organism and provide us with nutrients. Similarly, different organs have different functions and morphological characteristics. Symptoms may also occur when you feel uncomfortable. So let’s take a look at the symptoms of spleen discomfort.

There are four seasons in a year, spring, summer, autumn and winter. The human body also has four seasons, hot and cold, warm and cool, growth and storage. Everyone needs to find the focus of "birth, growth, storage and storage" according to his or her own constitution. Otherwise, insufficient growth and storage will aggravate the bias of the constitution. There are four seasons in life. The coldness in youth will become illness in old age, and the extroversion in youth will become disease in old age. There are four seasons in a day, and the internal organs and meridians have corresponding active periods in the morning, noon, evening and night. The reversal of day and night is like summer and winter. The most important thing for health preservation is to follow the changes of the four seasons, and each has its time for growth and storage. For the sake of physical health, sometimes it is beneficial to have some minor illnesses. Minor physical ailments are often early warning signs of organ diseases, just as abnormal climate breaks the balance of growth and storage. The body's self-healing system can use the growth and storage of Yang energy to find the best conditioning solutions for various physical problems and arouse the body's self-healing ability.

The spleen is responsible for transporting and transforming the clear and regulating blood. Its transportation and transformation functions include transporting and transforming food and water as well as water and moisture in the body. Therefore, once the human body has digestive dysfunction, water retention in the body, sinking of visceral qi and various bleeding, it means that there is some discomfort in the spleen. The spleen has a characteristic that it likes dryness and hates dampness, so dampness is most likely to damage the spleen, and spleen deficiency is most likely to cause dampness.

The following symptoms may occur in spleen yang deficiency: less appetite, easy abdominal distension, cold limbs, preference for warmth in the abdomen, loose stools, pale tongue with white coating, and deep and weak pulse.

The main symptoms of spleen yin deficiency include: poor appetite, easy hunger, abdominal heat and dry stool, chapped lips, red tongue and lips, little coating and weak pulse.

If it is just a general spleen deficiency, it is fine. But if the spleen deficiency is severe and these 5 serious spleen deficiency symptoms appear, it is urgent to replenish the spleen.

Symptom 1: Changes in tongue coating.

Changes in the tongue are an external manifestation of the spleen. The surface of a healthy tongue should be red and look moist. There is a layer of tongue coating on the tongue, which is thin and very clean. If there are obvious teeth marks on the edge of the tongue, it means that there is a problem with the body's function.

If the tongue coating is white and thick, and looks smooth and moist, it means that there is cold in the body; if the tongue coating is rough or very thick, yellow and greasy, it means that there is damp heat in the body; if the tongue is red and has no coating, it means that the body is already hot to a certain degree and has damaged the yin. At the same time, in summer, people with damp spleen often feel sticky in the mouth and have a dull and yellow complexion.

Symptom 2: Decreased appetite.

Because in traditional Chinese medicine theory, when moisture enters the body it is most likely to damage the spleen. The main function of the spleen is to digest and absorb various foods and liquids eaten into the body, convert these substances into nutrients that can be used by the human body, and provide new energy for human metabolism.