Stomach Prolapse in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding different stomach prolapse patterns according to TCM theory

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TCM Pattern
8
Formulas
Overview
What causes it 1 TCM pattern documented
How to recognize Symptoms specific to each stomach prolapse pattern
Classical remedies 8 herbal formulas documented

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, stomach prolapse is seen not just as a physical displacement but as a manifestation of underlying disharmony within the body's energy system or Qi.

TCM interprets this condition as primarily a result of Qi Sinking or Collapse. This perspective allows for a holistic approach to treatment, focusing on restoring balance and strengthening the Qi to address the root cause of the prolapse, rather than just the symptoms.

TCM Patterns for Stomach Prolapse

Qi Sinking

Causes: Stomach prolapse

2 variations documented
Qi Collapsing or Qi Sinking
How it presents with stomach prolapse

Stomach prolapse

Along with: Uterine prolapse, Prolapsed bladder, Nephroptosis, Anus prolapse, Bearing down sensation in abdomen, Hemorrhoids,

Traditional Herbal Formulas
Spleen Qi Sinking
How it presents with stomach prolapse

Stomach prolapse

Along with: Loss of appetite, Slight abdominal distension after eating

Traditional Herbal Formulas

Herbal Formulas for Stomach Prolapse

Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address stomach prolapse

Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang

Addresses these stomach prolapse patterns:

Qi Sinking

Du Shen Tang

Addresses these stomach prolapse patterns:

Qi Sinking