What are the symptoms of spleen yang deficiency?

The syndrome of spleen yang deficiency refers to the syndrome manifested by the deficiency of spleen yang and loss of warmth. It is often caused by the development of spleen deficiency, or overeating raw and cold food, overuse and misuse of cold and cooling drugs, or Caused by kidney yang deficiency. Main clinical manifestations: abdominal distension, lack of appetite, continuous abdominal pain, preference for warmth and massage, cold body and cold limbs, loose stools, thin and watery stools. Or the limbs may be heavy or heavy, or the limbs may be swollen, difficulty urinating, or the leucorrhea may be multiple and thin. The tongue is light and fat, with slippery coating. Pulse is slow and weak. Pathogenesis analysis: Spleen yang deficiency leads to failure in transportation and transformation, so abdominal distension and indigestion occur; yang deficiency causes cold to arise from it, and cold-condensed qi stagnates, so abdominal pain requires warmth and pressure; yang deficiency does not allow water and dampness to melt and flows into the intestines, so Loose stools are thin and watery; spleen yang deficiency does not warm the four ends, so the body is cold and the limbs are cold; middle yang is weak, water and dampness stop internally, and the bladder qi is lost, so urination is difficult; overflow on the skin makes the limbs feel sleepy and heavy, or even swollen. If it is injected into the lower part, women's leucorrhea will be heavy in quantity and thin in quality. A pale tongue with fat and slippery coating, and a slow and weak pulse are all symptoms of Yang Qi deficiency and internal stagnation of cold and dampness. Distinguishing similar syndromes: Spleen Yang deficiency means spleen deficiency plus cold symptoms, so it is not difficult to distinguish it from spleen deficiency. However, spleen yang deficiency has many concurrent symptoms, such as diarrhea, edema, or thin leucorrhea. Here, the existence of evil must be eliminated to establish the diagnosis of spleen-yang deficiency. The evil here mainly refers to dampness. Points to pay attention to in syndrome differentiation: This syndrome often has a long medical history and develops gradually. Three more points should be grasped: ① Indications of spleen disease, such as appetite, digestive ability, muscles, etc.; ② Indications of yang deficiency; ③ Exclusions The evil is mainly caused by dampness. The syndrome of spleen-yang deficiency refers to the deficiency-cold syndrome manifested by the deficiency of spleen-yang, loss of warmth and internal growth of yin-cold. Also known as spleen deficiency and cold syndrome. Clinical manifestations include poor appetite, abdominal distension, lingering abdominal pain, preference for warmth and pressure, cold body and timidity, lukewarm limbs, pale or pale face, light mouth and lack of thirst, loose stools, or swollen limbs, short urine, or heavy vaginal discharge. They are numerous and clear, thin and white in color, the tongue is light and fat or has tooth marks, the coating is white and slippery, and the pulse is slow and weak.