Severe Dizziness in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different severe dizziness patterns according to TCM theory

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Condition Categories

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TCM Patterns
5
Formulas
Overview
What causes it 2 TCM patterns documented
How to recognize Symptoms specific to each severe dizziness pattern
Classical remedies 5 herbal formulas documented

In the lens of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), severe dizziness is not just a symptom but a signal of deeper imbalances within the body's energetic systems. TCM theory suggests that dizziness, particularly when severe, can indicate disturbances in the Liver's ability to ensure the smooth flow of Qi or life force.

TCM stresses the importance of identifying the specific pattern of imbalance, such as Liver Yang Rising or Internal Wind, as this dictates the treatment approach, aiming not just to alleviate symptoms but to restore systemic harmony.

TCM Patterns for Severe Dizziness

Yang Excess

Causes: Severe dizziness

1 variation documented
Liver Wind agitating Internally due to Liver Yang Rising
How it presents with severe dizziness

Severe dizziness

Along with: Tremors, Facial tic, Tinnitus, Headaches, Hypertension, Dry throat,

Wind

Causes: Severe dizziness

1 variation documented
Liver Wind agitating Internally due to Liver Yang Rising
How it presents with severe dizziness

Severe dizziness

Along with: Tremors, Facial tic, Tinnitus, Headaches, Hypertension, Dry throat,

Herbal Formulas for Severe Dizziness

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address severe dizziness

Liu Wei Di Huang Wan

Addresses these severe dizziness patterns:

Yang Excess Wind

Qi Ju Di Huang Wan

Addresses these severe dizziness patterns:

Yang Excess Wind

E Jiao Ji Zi Huang Tang

Addresses these severe dizziness patterns:

Yang Excess Wind

Zhen Gan Xi Feng Tang

Addresses these severe dizziness patterns:

Yang Excess Wind

Feng Yin Tang

Addresses these severe dizziness patterns:

Yang Excess Wind