Lower Abdominal Fullness And Pain in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different lower abdominal fullness and pain patterns according to TCM theory

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Overview
What causes it 2 TCM patterns documented
How to recognize Symptoms specific to each lower abdominal fullness and pain pattern
Classical remedies 1 herbal formula documented

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), lower abdominal fullness and pain are seen through a lens that considers the balance of Qi (energy), Blood, Yin, and Yang within the body.

TCM identifies this symptom as a manifestation of underlying imbalances or blockages in the body's meridians and organ systems, particularly those associated with the Liver, Spleen, and Kidney. Diagnosing the specific pattern of disharmony is crucial for TCM practitioners to tailor the treatment effectively, utilizing a combination of acupuncture, herbal medicine, and lifestyle adjustments.

TCM Patterns for Lower Abdominal Fullness And Pain

Each pattern represents a distinct underlying imbalance that can cause lower abdominal fullness and pain

Symptoms 10
Formulas 1

Diagnostic signs

Pulse

Rapid (Shu), Slippery (Hua), Wiry (Xian)

Tongue

Thick sticky yellow coating on the root with red spots.

Accompanying symptoms you may experience

Frequent and urgent urination Urinary burning Urination stopping in the middle of flow Dark urine Cloudy urine Hematuria Fever Dry mouth without desire to drink

Recommended herbal formulas

Symptoms 10
Formulas 1

Diagnostic signs

Pulse

Rapid (Shu), Slippery (Hua), Wiry (Xian)

Tongue

Thick sticky yellow coating on the root with red spots.

Accompanying symptoms you may experience

Frequent and urgent urination Urinary burning Urination stopping in the middle of flow Dark urine Cloudy urine Hematuria Fever Dry mouth without desire to drink

Recommended herbal formulas

Herbal Formulas for Lower Abdominal Fullness And Pain

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address lower abdominal fullness and pain

Ba Zheng San

Addresses these lower abdominal fullness and pain patterns:

Heat Dampness