The difference between spleen and stomach yin deficiency and yang deficiency

We are actually not unfamiliar with the terms yin deficiency and yang deficiency of the spleen and stomach. As long as you have read or understood Chinese medicine, you have heard of yin deficiency and yang deficiency of the spleen and stomach. But do you know what are the main differences between spleen and stomach yin deficiency and yang deficiency? Yin deficiency and Yang deficiency of the spleen and stomach will cause different symptoms in our body, and the methods of conditioning are also different. I hope everyone does not make mistakes.

Weak spleen and stomach will not only seriously affect the absorption of nutrients, but also cause a lot of harm to the patient's health if it exists for a long time. Therefore, we must promptly discover the existence of this disease, and do a good job of distinguishing and treating it, especially whether the spleen and stomach are yang deficiency or yin deficiency. So what is the difference between spleen and stomach yin deficiency and yang deficiency?

Spleen and stomach Yin deficiency and spleen and stomach Yang deficiency are two corresponding symptoms. Generally speaking, spleen and stomach Yin deficiency is Yin deficiency, internal fire, and fear of heat, while spleen and stomach Yang deficiency is Yang deficiency, and fear of chills. The symptoms of the two are exactly opposite, one is afraid of cold and the other is afraid of heat. People with spleen yin deficiency are particularly prone to symptoms of cold and fever, and sweat particularly severely. People with spleen and stomach yang deficiency are prone to catching cold, being infected by the wind and cold, and may cough, sneeze, have a runny nose, etc.

The clinical manifestations of spleen and stomach yang deficiency are mainly abdominal distension and pain, physical fatigue, loose stools, heavy head and light feet, heavy tongue coating, fat tongue, and thin and weak pulse.

Spleen and stomach Yin deficiency is not very common in clinical practice. Generally, spleen deficiency mainly refers to spleen Yang deficiency. However, the main symptoms of people with spleen and stomach Yin deficiency are irritability, bad temper, irritability, rough skin, dark complexion, dry hair, and thinness.

People with spleen and stomach yang deficiency can regulate their body through TCM acupoint massage. For people with spleen and stomach yang deficiency, they can massage the acupoints of the yang meridians, such as the Dazhui acupoint and Fengchi acupoint, to help stimulate the acupoints and enhance yang energy. People with spleen and stomach yin deficiency can do abdominal massage and pay more attention to strengthening the spleen and stomach in their diet.

Weak spleen and stomach can cause great harm regardless of whether it is yin deficiency or yang deficiency, so we must identify and treat this disease in a timely manner.

Yang deficiency of the spleen and stomach causes fear of cold, which is manifested by unformed stools, diarrhea after eating cold food, and cold pain in the abdomen. Yin deficiency of the spleen and stomach causes yin deficiency with heat, and the most obvious symptoms are dry and hard stools, a burning sensation, dry mouth and throat, etc. Generally, these two conditions do not exist alone. People with Yin deficiency are prone to fever when they catch a cold, while people with Yang deficiency are afraid of cold and are easily caught by cold, followed by sneezing and runny nose.