Disorders of Qi, Blood, and Body Fluid
Disorders of Qi, blood, and body fluid may include their deficiency and malfunction. The disorders also may affect each other. For example, Qi deficiency may re...
Tag: Pathology and Pathogenesis
Change of Pathogens and Anti-Pathogens, and the Results of Their Struggle
Anti-pathogens eliminate pathogens, and pathogens consume anti-pathogens. If the anti-pathogens triumph, the disease improves or disappears; if the pathogens tr...
The Relative Power of Anti-Pathogens and Pathogens
A change in the relative power of anti-pathogens and pathogens may affect disease properties (excess or deficiency) or disease development (alleviation or aggre...
The Influence of the Constitution on Disease Varies with Individual,to Pathogens, Disease Nature, and Innate Personality
(1)Different constitutions are vulnerable to different diseases. For example, those with superabundant Yang and deficient Yin will be vulnerable to wind and hea...
Pathology and Pathogenesis Causes of Diseases-Systems to Classify Different Constitutions
Constitutions are classified according to the Yin–Yang theory, the five elements theory, Qi, blood, body fluid, and viscera. The more common classifications fol...
Pathology and Pathogenesis Causes of Diseases-The Constitution and the Occurrence of Disease
The constitution is formed before birth and can be improved in life. It is stable but can undergo gradual changes over time. It reveals the condition of interna...
Pathology and Pathogenesis Causes of Diseases-Insufficient Healthy Qi and Pathogens
Insufficient healthy Qi is the basis for disease. Pathogens trigger the occurrence of disease. Different pathogens cause different pathological changes, dependi...
Pathology and Pathogenesis Causes of Diseases-pathogens invadeBattle
TCM defines a healthy person as one whose Yin and Yang are balanced. Such a balance exists in the person’s viscera, meridians, Qi, Blood, body fluid, and betwee...