Pain Relieved By Massageaccording to TCM

Root Causes of Pain Relieved By Massage in TCM

Explore below more details about what might cause Pain relieved by massage according to TCM.

  • By Syndrome
  • Qi Deficiency
  • Blood Deficiency
Detailed description of the cause

Qi Deficiency

Qi Deficiency in TCM is like running low on battery power. Qi is the vital energy that powers every function in your body. When there's a Qi Deficiency, it means your body doesn't have enough of this essential energy. This can make you feel tired all the time, weak, or even cause shortness of breath. It's similar to how you feel when you haven't had enough sleep or nutritious food. Your body just doesn't have the energy it needs to perform at its best. Unlike modern medicine, which often focuses on specific physical causes for fatigue and weakness, TCM views Qi Deficiency as an overall energy depletion that affects your entire well-being, and it seeks to replenish and balance this vital energy.... see more

Qi Deficiency Patterns That Can Lead to Pain Relieved By Massage

Pattern Name Relevant Symptoms Relevant Formulas
Qi and Blood Deficiency Pain relieved with massage, General weakness, Generalized fatigue, Weak voice, Pale face, Shortness of breath, Palpitations, Dizziness, Poor memory, Insomnia, Reluctance to speak, Lack of appetite, Limb numbness, Skin numbness... see more Ba Zhen Yi Mu Tang | Sheng Yu Tang
Detailed description of the cause

Blood Deficiency

Blood Deficiency in TCM is like when your body's tank runs low on the vital energy that blood provides. It's not exactly the same as anemia in modern medicine, which is about having too few red blood cells. Instead, Blood Deficiency in TCM is about your body not having enough of the life-giving qualities that blood brings, like nourishment and moisture. This can make you feel tired, look pale, and even feel dizzy or have blurry vision. It's like a garden not getting enough water to stay lush and vibrant. TCM sees this as an imbalance where the body isn't being nourished as it should be, impacting overall health and well-being.... see more

Blood Deficiency Patterns That Can Lead to Pain Relieved By Massage

Pattern Name Relevant Symptoms Relevant Formulas
Qi and Blood Deficiency Pain relieved with massage, General weakness, Generalized fatigue, Weak voice, Pale face, Shortness of breath, Palpitations, Dizziness, Poor memory, Insomnia, Reluctance to speak, Lack of appetite, Limb numbness, Skin numbness... see more Ba Zhen Yi Mu Tang | Sheng Yu Tang

TCM Herbal Formulas for Pain Relieved By Massage

Explore below some TCM herbal formulas used to address pain relieved by massage, organized by cause and by formula type.

  • By Cause
  • By Formula Type
  • Qi Deficiency
  • Blood Deficiency
  • Formulas that nourish yin and tonify
  • Formulas that tonify
  • Formulas that tonify blood

All Formulas Recommended for Pain Relieved By Massage Caused by Qi Deficiency

Formula Patterns Suitable For
Ba Zhen Yi Mu Tang Qi and Blood Deficiency
Sheng Yu Tang Qi and Blood Deficiency

All Formulas Recommended for Pain Relieved By Massage Caused by Blood Deficiency

Formula Patterns Suitable For
Ba Zhen Yi Mu Tang Qi and Blood Deficiency
Sheng Yu Tang Qi and Blood Deficiency

All "formulas that nourish yin and tonify" recommended for pain relieved by massage

Formula Patterns Suitable For (if applicable)
Tiao Gan Tang Liver Blood and Kidney Yin Deficiency
Gui Shao Di Huang Tang Liver Blood and Kidney Yin Deficiency
Liu Wei Di Huang Wan Liver Blood and Kidney Yin Deficiency

TCM Herbs for Pain Relieved By Massage

Explore below some TCM herbs used to address pain relieved by massage, organized by herb category.

  • By Herb Category
  • Tonic herbs for blood deficiency
  • Herbs that invigorate the blood
  • Tonic herbs for qi deficiency

"Tonic herbs for Blood Deficiency" recommended for pain relieved by massage

Herb Formulas they belong to (if applicable)
Prepared Rehmannia (Shu Di huang) Ba Zhen Yi Mu Tang | Gui Shao Di Huang Tang | Liu Wei Di Huang Wan
Dong Quai (Dang Gui) Sheng Yu Tang | Tiao Gan Tang