Painful Gums in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different painful gums patterns according to TCM theory

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TCM Pattern
5
Formulas
Overview
What causes it 1 TCM pattern documented
How to recognize Symptoms specific to each painful gums pattern
Classical remedies 5 herbal formulas documented
Related conditions

TCM Patterns for Painful Gums

Each pattern represents a distinct underlying imbalance that can cause painful gums

Symptoms 14
Formulas 5

Diagnostic signs

Pulse

Rapid (Shu), Slippery (Hua), Full (Shi)

Tongue

Red in the center with a dry thick yellow or dark yellow coating

Accompanying symptoms you may experience

Upper abdominal burning pain Excessive thirst Craving for cold beverages Restlessness Dry stools Dry mouth Mouth ulcers Acid reflux

Herbal Formulas for Painful Gums

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address painful gums

Fei Er Wan

Addresses these painful gums patterns:

Heat

Hua Ban Tang

Addresses these painful gums patterns:

Heat

Qing Wei San

Addresses these painful gums patterns:

Heat

Tiao Wei Cheng Qi Tang

Addresses these painful gums patterns:

Heat

Xie Huang San

Addresses these painful gums patterns:

Heat