Headaches in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different headaches patterns according to TCM theory

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TCM Patterns
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Within Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), a headache is considered a symptom of an underlying disharmony, reflective of a specific "pattern" of imbalance. A pattern is a diagnostic framework that encapsulates a patient's constellation of symptoms, guiding TCM practitioners in understanding the root cause of ailments.

Identifying these patterns, which could be due to environmental influences, emotional disturbances, dietary habits, or internal organ imbalances, is vital. It informs a tailored treatment plan involving acupuncture, herbs, and lifestyle adjustments. This pattern differentiation ensures that the treatment addresses the individual's unique presentation of the disorder, rather than providing a one-size-fits-all solution.

TCM Patterns for Headaches

Wind

Causes sudden symptoms, movement disorders, and serves as the vehicle for other pathogens

Causes: Headaches, Occipital headaches, Temporal headaches

16 variations documented
Onset Sudden
Location Often upper body/exterior
Features Rapid onset • Moving/migrating symptoms • Itching • Symptoms change location

Wind is the predominant pathogenic factor of spring in Traditional Chinese Medicine and is considered the leader of the six external pathogens. Wind is described as "the leader of the hundred diseases" (百病之长), serving as the primary factor in external pathogenic invasions. Wind represents a pathogen characterized by constant movement, changeability, and a tendency to affect the upper and outer portions of the body.

Liver Wind agitating Internally due to Liver Yang Rising
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Tremors, Facial tic, Severe dizziness, Tinnitus, Hypertension, Dry throat,

Wind-Phlegm
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Dizziness, Stifling sensation in the chest, Aphasia, Coughing and wheezing with copious sputum, Noisy breathing, Limb numbness

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Early Stage Summerheat with Exterior Wind-Cold
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Chills, Lack of sweating, Thirst, Flushed face, Stifling sensation in the chest,

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Exterior Wind
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Aversion to cold, Fever, Wind phobia, Nasal discharge, Clear sputum, Itchy throat,

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Interior Wind
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Convulsions, Hand tremor, Dizziness, Paralysis, Coma, Tic disorder,

Liver Wind agitating Internally due to Liver Blood Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fine tremor, Facial tic, Dizziness, Blurry vision, Limb numbness, Tingling of limbs,

Wind Cold with Internal Heat
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: High fever, Severe chills, Lack of sweating, Feeling of heaviness, General sensation of tightness, Flushed face,

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Wind-Cold
How it presents with headaches

Headaches, Occipital headaches

Along with: Aversion to cold, Fever, Sneezing, Coughing, Nasal discharge, Occipital headache,

Wind-Cold invading the Lungs
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Aversion to cold, Fever, Itchy throat, Shortness of breath, Congested nose, Nasal discharge,

Wind-Cold invading with Yang Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Low grade fever, Severe chills, Exhaustion, Hypersomnia, Cold extremities, Lumbar pain,

Wind-Cold-Damp invading with Qi Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: High fever, Fever without perspiration, Neck pain, Stiff neck, Painful extremities, Focal distention,

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Wind-Heat
How it presents with headaches

Headaches, Occipital headaches

Along with: Aversion to cold, Fever, Sneezing, Coughing, Nasal discharge, Occipital stiffness,

Wind-Heat invading the Lungs
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Aversion to cold, Fever, Coughing, Sore throat, Congested nose, Nasal discharge,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Liver Wind agitating Internally due to Liver Fire
How it presents with headaches

Temporal headaches

Along with: Tremors, Irritability, Anger, Tinnitus, Deafness, Temporal headache,

Greater Yang Attack of Wind
How it presents with headaches

Occipital headaches

Along with: Slight aversion to cold, Wind phobia, Low grade fever, Mild sweating, Stiff neck, Sneezing,

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Painful Obstruction with Wind-Cold-Damp
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Swollen and painful joints worsening at night, Joint stiffness, Chills without sweating, Weight loss, Dizziness, Shortness of breath,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Heat

Intense, ascending pathogenic force that consumes body fluids, disturbs the mind, and accelerates all physiological processes

Causes: Headaches, Occipital headaches, Frontal headache, Temporal headaches, Dull headache

15 variations documented
Onset Can be sudden
Location Can be local or systemic
Features Red face/eyes • Thirst for cold drinks • Restlessness • Yellow/dark secretions

Heat is a major pathogenic factor in Traditional Chinese Medicine that can arise from external invasion or internal generation. Heat has the characteristics of burning intensity, rising upward, consuming qi and fluids, and generating wind and disturbing blood. In TCM philosophy, normal physiological warmth is called "minor fire" (少火) which maintains life functions, while pathological heat is "major fire" (壮火) which damages the body.

Damp-Heat
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Neck gland swelling, Tight feeling in chest and stomach, Sticky taste in the mouth, Absence of thirst, Feeling of heat,

Early Stage Summerheat with Exterior Wind-Cold
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Chills, Lack of sweating, Thirst, Flushed face, Stifling sensation in the chest,

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Exterior-Heat
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Aversion to cold, Fever, Excessive sweating, Thirst, Body pain, Stiff neck

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Heat in Uterus Blood
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Excessive menstruation, Sudden period before schedule, Dark menstrual blood, Sticky menstrual blood, Thirst, Flushed face,

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Liver Fire insulting the Lungs
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Shortness of breath, Asthma, Hypochondriac pain and discomfort, Cough with yellow or blood tinged sputum, Dizziness, Flushed face,

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Stagnant Liver Qi turning into Fire
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Hypochondriac distention, Upper abdominal distension, Stifling sensation in the chest, Irritability, Melancholia, Depression,

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Wind Cold with Internal Heat
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: High fever, Severe chills, Lack of sweating, Feeling of heaviness, General sensation of tightness, Flushed face,

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Wind-Heat
How it presents with headaches

Headaches, Occipital headaches

Along with: Aversion to cold, Fever, Sneezing, Coughing, Nasal discharge, Occipital stiffness,

Wind-Heat invading the Lungs
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Aversion to cold, Fever, Coughing, Sore throat, Congested nose, Nasal discharge,

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Stomach Heat or Fire
How it presents with headaches

Frontal headache

Along with: Upper abdominal burning pain, Excessive thirst, Craving for cold beverages, Restlessness, Dry stools, Dry mouth,

Liver Fire Blazing
How it presents with headaches

Temporal headaches

Along with: Irritability, Anger, Tinnitus, Deafness, Temporal headache, Dizziness,

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Liver Wind agitating Internally due to Liver Fire
How it presents with headaches

Temporal headaches

Along with: Tremors, Irritability, Anger, Tinnitus, Deafness, Temporal headache,

Damp-Heat invading the Spleen
How it presents with headaches

Dull headache

Along with: Loss of appetite, Feeling of heaviness, Dry mouth without desire to drink, Nausea or vomiting, Malodorous diarrhea, Anal burning,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Heat Excess in the Liver or Gallbladder
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Hypochondriac pain, Dizziness, Red and irritated eyes, Hearing loss, Ear swelling, Bitter taste in the mouth,

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Stomach Fire or Stomach Heat
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Toothache, Loose teeth, Bleeding gums, Irritability, Thirst, Stomatitis,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Cold

Congeals body fluids, damages Yang Qi, and causes pain with fixed location

Causes: Headaches, Occipital headaches, Vertical headaches

12 variations documented
Onset Sudden
Location Can be local or systemic
Features Aversion to cold • Prefers warmth • Pain relieved by heat • Tight/contracted feeling

Cold is the predominant pathogenic factor of winter in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Cold represents an environmental pathogen that, when excessive, causes disease characterized by its cold, congealing, and contracting nature. While Cold is the main pathogen of winter, it can cause illness in any season through exposure to cold temperatures, getting caught in rain, sweating followed by wind exposure, or excessive air conditioning.

Dry-Cold
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Aversion to cold, Skin dryness, Lack of sweating, Dry mouth, Dry throat,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Early Stage Summerheat with Exterior Wind-Cold
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Chills, Lack of sweating, Thirst, Flushed face, Stifling sensation in the chest,

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Exterior Cold with Interior Dampness in Summer
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Chills with warm skin, Lack of sweating, Heavy sensation in the head, Abdominal pain, Vomit, Diarrhea,

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Wind Cold with Internal Heat
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: High fever, Severe chills, Lack of sweating, Feeling of heaviness, General sensation of tightness, Flushed face,

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Wind-Cold
How it presents with headaches

Headaches, Occipital headaches

Along with: Aversion to cold, Fever, Sneezing, Coughing, Nasal discharge, Occipital headache,

Wind-Cold invading the Lungs
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Aversion to cold, Fever, Itchy throat, Shortness of breath, Congested nose, Nasal discharge,

Wind-Cold invading with Yang Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Low grade fever, Severe chills, Exhaustion, Hypersomnia, Cold extremities, Lumbar pain,

Wind-Cold-Damp invading with Qi Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: High fever, Fever without perspiration, Neck pain, Stiff neck, Painful extremities, Focal distention,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Stagnation of Cold in the Liver Channel
How it presents with headaches

Vertical headaches

Along with: Hypochondrial fullness and distention with pain alleviated by warmth, Testicular pain, Scrotal contraction, Chills, Cold extremities, Vomiting clear liquid,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Greater Yang Attack of Cold
How it presents with headaches

Occipital headaches

Along with: Occipital headache, Aversion to cold, Low grade fever, Lack of sweating, Stiff neck, Sneezing,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Painful Obstruction with Wind-Cold-Damp
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Swollen and painful joints worsening at night, Joint stiffness, Chills without sweating, Weight loss, Dizziness, Shortness of breath,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Exterior Dry Cold invading the Lungs
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Chills without sweating, Congested nose, Dry throat, Sputum, Dry cough, Common cold,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Dampness

Heavy, sticky moisture that obstructs body functions and creates sluggishness

Causes: Headaches, Dull headache

8 variations documented
Onset Gradual
Location Systemic, especially digestive
Features Heavy/foggy feeling • Sticky/turbid discharges • Poor appetite • Bloating

Dampness manifests as swelling, bloating, a feeling of heaviness in the head and limbs, and digestive issues. It's like having waterlogged tissues that make everything feel heavy and slow. Common signs include a thick, greasy tongue coating, sticky mouth sensation, and stools that are difficult to flush.

Damp-Heat
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Neck gland swelling, Tight feeling in chest and stomach, Sticky taste in the mouth, Absence of thirst, Feeling of heat,

Early Stage Summerheat with Exterior Wind-Cold
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Chills, Lack of sweating, Thirst, Flushed face, Stifling sensation in the chest,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Exterior Cold with Interior Dampness in Summer
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Chills with warm skin, Lack of sweating, Heavy sensation in the head, Abdominal pain, Vomit, Diarrhea,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Summer Heat with Dampness
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Aversion to cold, Excessive sweating, Feeling of heaviness, Tight feeling in chest and stomach, Anxiety,

Wind-Cold-Damp invading with Qi Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: High fever, Fever without perspiration, Neck pain, Stiff neck, Painful extremities, Focal distention,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Damp-Heat invading the Spleen
How it presents with headaches

Dull headache

Along with: Loss of appetite, Feeling of heaviness, Dry mouth without desire to drink, Nausea or vomiting, Malodorous diarrhea, Anal burning,

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Dampness in the Gallbladder
How it presents with headaches

Dull headache

Along with: Jaundice, Dull yellow complexion, Yellow eyes, Hypochondriac pain, Hypochondrial fullness and distention with pain alleviated by warmth, Nausea or vomiting,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Painful Obstruction with Wind-Cold-Damp
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Swollen and painful joints worsening at night, Joint stiffness, Chills without sweating, Weight loss, Dizziness, Shortness of breath,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Yin Deficiency

Depletion of cooling, moistening fluids causing dryness, false heat rising, and restless agitation throughout the body

Causes: Headaches, Vertical headaches, Occipital headaches

3 variations documented
Onset Gradual
Location Systemic
Features Night sweats • Dry mouth/throat • Heat in afternoon/evening • Malar flush

Yin Deficiency represents a fundamental pattern in Traditional Chinese Medicine where the body's yin fluids - blood, essence, and body fluids - become depleted, losing their ability to cool, moisten, and anchor the yang energy, resulting in relative hyperactivity of yang and internal heat manifestations.

Liver Yin Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Dizziness, Limb numbness, Tingling of limbs, Insomnia, Blurry vision, Eye floaters,

Kidney and Liver Yin Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches, Vertical headaches, Occipital headaches

Along with: Dizziness, Tinnitus, Hearing loss, Lower back pain, Occipital headache, Insomnia,

Yin Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Heat sensation in palms, Emaciation, Sore throat at night, Thirst, Anxiety, Jumpy,

Qi Stagnation

Blocked or disrupted flow of vital energy causing distending pain, emotional distress, and symptoms that worsen with stress

Causes: Headaches

3 variations documented
Onset Gradual (can be sudden)
Location Can be local or systemic
Features Distending/moving pain • Emotional stress worsens • Sighing • Pain relieved by movement/burping

Qi Stagnation is a fundamental pathological pattern in Traditional Chinese Medicine where the smooth flow of vital energy becomes obstructed, creating areas of pressure, pain, and dysfunction throughout the body.

Liver Qi Stagnation
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Hypochondriac distention, Chest distension, Upper abdominal distension, Abdominal distention, Sighing, Melancholia,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Stagnant Liver Qi turning into Fire
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Hypochondriac distention, Upper abdominal distension, Stifling sensation in the chest, Irritability, Melancholia, Depression,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Lung Qi Deficiency and Liver Qi Stagnation
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Coughing, Hypochondrial fullness and distention with pain alleviated by warmth, Dizziness, Depression, Apathy, Moving pain,

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Qi Rebellion

Qi flowing against its natural direction, typically surging upward when it should descend

Causes: Headaches

3 variations documented
Onset Sudden
Location Upper body/upward
Features Upward movement • Nausea/vomiting • Hiccups • Cough/asthma • Headache

Qi Rebellion represents a fundamental disruption in the body's energy flow, where qi moves against its proper direction - like water flowing uphill or smoke sinking downward. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, each organ has a natural directional flow for its qi, and when this flow reverses, it creates a cascade of symptoms that shoot upward through the body.

Rebellious Liver Qi
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Hypochondriac distention, Upper abdominal distension, Hiccups, Sighing, Nausea or vomiting, Belching,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Rebellious Lung Qi
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Coughing, Asthma, Nausea, Vomit, Dizziness, Loss of consciousness

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Rebellious Qi
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Hiccups, Belching, Nausea, Vomit, Coughing, Asthma

Summer Heat

Intense summer heat that rapidly depletes both energy and fluids

Causes: Headaches

3 variations documented
Onset Sudden
Location Systemic
Features Mostly summer season • Profuse sweating • Intense thirst • Possible fever

Summer-Heat (暑 Shǔ) is a unique pathogenic factor in Traditional Chinese Medicine that only occurs during summer. Unlike other disease-causing factors in TCM that can arise internally or externally, Summer-Heat always comes from the environment - specifically from exposure to intense summer heat and humidity.

Early Stage Summerheat with Exterior Wind-Cold
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Chills, Lack of sweating, Thirst, Flushed face, Stifling sensation in the chest,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Summer Heat with Dampness
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Aversion to cold, Excessive sweating, Feeling of heaviness, Tight feeling in chest and stomach, Anxiety,

Summer-Heat
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Aversion to cold, Excessive sweating, Feeling of heaviness, Upper abdominal discomfort, Irritability,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Yang Excess

Excessive yang energy that generates heat, agitation, and hyperactivity throughout the body systems

Causes: Headaches

2 variations documented
Onset Can be sudden
Location Systemic
Features True excess heat • Strong constitution • Full/forceful presentation • Red complexion

Yang Excess represents pathological hyperactivity of the body's yang qi in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It manifests as excessive heat, inflammation, and overstimulation that disrupts the normal balance between yin and yang, causing various acute and intense symptoms.

Liver Wind agitating Internally due to Liver Yang Rising
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Tremors, Facial tic, Severe dizziness, Tinnitus, Hypertension, Dry throat,

Liver Yang Rising
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Dizziness, Tinnitus, Deafness, Blurry vision, Dry mouth, Dry throat,

Phlegm

Thick, sticky pathological fluid that obstructs body functions and can manifest anywhere in the body

Causes: Headaches

2 variations documented
Onset Gradual
Location Local or systemic
Features Nodules/lumps • Heavy sensation • Mucus/expectoration • Mental confusion (if affecting mind)

Phlegm is both a pathological product and a pathogenic factor in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It results from impaired fluid metabolism when the body's transformative functions fail, particularly affecting the Spleen, Lungs, and Kidneys. Classical texts emphasize that "the Spleen is the source of phlegm production, while the Lungs are the storage vessel for phlegm."

Wind-Phlegm
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Dizziness, Stifling sensation in the chest, Aphasia, Coughing and wheezing with copious sputum, Noisy breathing, Limb numbness

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Phlegm-Fluids in the chest and hypochondrium
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Cough with chest pain, Upper abdominal focal distention, Dry heaving, Shortness of breath, Vertigo, Pericardial effusion,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Blood Deficiency

Insufficient blood to nourish the body, causing paleness, dizziness, and dryness throughout the system

Causes: Headaches

2 variations documented
Onset Gradual
Location Systemic
Features Pale face/lips/nails • Blurred vision • Dizziness • Scanty menses • Numbness

Blood Deficiency represents a fundamental lack of blood volume or quality in the body, resulting in organs, tissues, and the mind being undernourished. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, blood not only refers to the red fluid in our vessels but encompasses the body's entire nourishing and moistening functions.

Liver Wind agitating Internally due to Liver Blood Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fine tremor, Facial tic, Dizziness, Blurry vision, Limb numbness, Tingling of limbs,

Blood Deficiency with disharmony of Liver and Spleen
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Chest distension, Chest pain, Anemia, Dizziness, Dry mouth, Dry throat,

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Qi Deficiency

Insufficient vital energy causing fatigue, weakness, poor digestion, and reduced function of organs and protective systems

Causes: Headaches

2 variations documented
Onset Gradual
Location Systemic
Features Fatigue • Weak voice • Shortness of breath • Spontaneous sweating • Poor appetite

Qi Deficiency is a fundamental pattern in Traditional Chinese Medicine where the body's vital energy is insufficient to maintain normal physiological functions, leading to weakness, fatigue, and various organ dysfunctions.

Wind-Cold-Damp invading with Qi Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: High fever, Fever without perspiration, Neck pain, Stiff neck, Painful extremities, Focal distention,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Lung Qi Deficiency and Liver Qi Stagnation
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Coughing, Hypochondrial fullness and distention with pain alleviated by warmth, Dizziness, Depression, Apathy, Moving pain,

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Dryness

Depletes body fluids and primarily damages the lungs

Causes: Headaches

2 variations documented
Onset Gradual
Location Systemic, especially Lung/skin
Features Dry skin/lips/throat • Dry cough • Autumn association • Cracked/rough texture

Dryness is the predominant pathogenic factor of autumn in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It represents environmental dryness that damages the body's fluids and particularly affects the respiratory system.

Dry-Cold
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Fever, Aversion to cold, Skin dryness, Lack of sweating, Dry mouth, Dry throat,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Exterior Dry Cold invading the Lungs
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Chills without sweating, Congested nose, Dry throat, Sputum, Dry cough, Common cold,

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Yang Deficiency

Insufficient yang qi causing coldness, fatigue, and diminished physiological functions throughout the body

Causes: Headaches

1 variation documented
Onset Gradual
Location Systemic
Features Always cold • Fatigue • Pale face • Prefers warmth • Cold limbs

Yang Deficiency represents a fundamental weakness of the body's yang qi in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It manifests as an inability to warm the body, transform substances, and maintain normal physiological activities, resulting in various cold-type symptoms and functional decline.

Wind-Cold invading with Yang Deficiency
How it presents with headaches

Headaches

Along with: Low grade fever, Severe chills, Exhaustion, Hypersomnia, Cold extremities, Lumbar pain,

Herbal Formulas for Headaches

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address headaches

Qi Ju Di Huang Wan

Addresses these headaches patterns:

Wind Yang Excess Yin Deficiency

Bu Gan Tang

Addresses these headaches patterns:

Wind Blood Deficiency Yin Deficiency

E Jiao Ji Zi Huang Tang

Addresses these headaches patterns:

Wind Blood Deficiency Yang Excess

Ling Jiao Gou Teng Tang

Addresses these headaches patterns:

Wind Yang Excess Heat

Liu Wei Di Huang Wan

Addresses these headaches patterns:

Wind Yang Excess Yin Deficiency

Ma Huang Tang

Addresses these headaches patterns:

Wind Cold

Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin

Addresses these headaches patterns:

Wind Yang Excess

Yin Qiao San

Addresses these headaches patterns:

Heat Wind

Zhen Gan Xi Feng Tang

Addresses these headaches patterns:

Wind Yang Excess Yin Deficiency