Abdominal Cold Sensation in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different abdominal cold sensation patterns according to TCM theory

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Overview
What causes it 1 TCM pattern documented
How to recognize Symptoms specific to each abdominal cold sensation pattern
Classical remedies 6 herbal formulas documented

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) interprets the abdominal cold sensation as a sign of an imbalance in the body's natural energy flow or Qi. It suggests the presence of internal Cold, which can stagnate the flow of Qi and blood within the abdomen, leading to discomfort.

TCM emphasizes understanding the underlying patterns of disharmony causing this sensation to tailor a treatment plan that not only alleviates the symptom but also restores the body's harmony and balance.

TCM Patterns for Abdominal Cold Sensation

Cold

Causes: Cold sensation in abdomen, Cold abdominal, Cold in the lower abdomen

3 variations documented
Cold invading the Large Intestine
How it presents with abdominal cold sensation

Cold sensation in abdomen

Along with: Abdominal pain, Diarrhea, Chills, Abdominal cold sensation

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Interior Cold
How it presents with abdominal cold sensation

Cold abdominal

Along with: Postpartum abdominal pain, Abdominal cold sensation, Hernia-Related pain, Flank pain, Abdominal pain relieved by pressure and warmth

Full Cold in the Directing and Penetraing Vessels
How it presents with abdominal cold sensation

Cold in the lower abdomen

Along with: Menstrual cramps, Cold sensation in lower abdomen, Infertility, Late menstruation, Dark menstrual clots, Postpartum abdominal pain,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Herbal Formulas for Abdominal Cold Sensation

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address abdominal cold sensation

Liang Fu Wan

Addresses these abdominal cold sensation patterns:

Cold

Tao Hua Tang

Addresses these abdominal cold sensation patterns:

Cold

Dang Gui Sheng Jiang Yang Rou Tang

Addresses these abdominal cold sensation patterns:

Cold

Wu Ji San

Addresses these abdominal cold sensation patterns:

Cold

Chai Hu Gui Jiang Tang

Addresses these abdominal cold sensation patterns:

Cold

Wen Jing Tang

Addresses these abdominal cold sensation patterns:

Cold