Emotional Disorder in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different emotional disorder patterns according to TCM theory

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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) approaches emotional disorders from a holistic perspective, viewing them as manifestations of imbalance within the body's energy systems. Unlike Western medicine's focus on brain chemistry and behavioral patterns, TCM considers emotional disorders as results of disrupted Qi flow and disharmony among various organs, particularly the Heart, Liver, and Spleen.

In TCM, emotional disorders can stem from multiple patterns of disharmony, each requiring a unique treatment approach. This individualized perspective emphasizes the importance of identifying the specific underlying pattern before initiating treatment, as addressing the root cause is crucial for restoring balance and alleviating symptoms.

Herbal Formulas for Emotional Disorder

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address emotional disorder

Xiao Cheng Qi Tang

Traditional formula for emotional disorder

Zhen Xin An Shen Tang

Traditional formula for emotional disorder