Spleen-stomach syndromes.
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✵Spleen-stomach syndromes: This classification of diseases mainly introduces some diseases related to the spleen and stomach. In addition to spleen and stomach deficiency syndrome, it includes spleen-stomach syndrome, choking and dysphagia syndrome, regurgitation syndrome, emesia (vomiting or throwing up), acid swallowing syndrome, gastric upset syndrome, sick of food syndrome, diarrhea disease and dysentery disease, etc.
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- Introduction of TCM Diagnostics:Diagnostic Methods
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- Spleen-stomach syndrome
Spleen-stomach syndrome: some common syndromes of the spleen and stomach are introduced.Learn more 
- Choking and dysphagia syndrome
Choking and dysphagia syndrome: Dysphagia is a syndrome involving difficulty in swallowing, and it is caused by narrowing or obstruction of the esophagus, and it is also known as yē gé.Learn more
- Regurgitation syndrome
Regurgitation syndrome: Regurgitation is a syndrome involving the flow of the stomach contents back into the mouth. It is a gastric disorder that causes nausea, and it is also known as retching, nausea retching, or fǎn wèi.Learn more
- Emesia(throw up)
Emesia(throw up): Emesia is commonly known as vomiting or throwing up, or Ou Tu, a syndrome name in traditional Chinese medicine. It is a disease caused by the loss of stomach harmonization and descending, Qi counterflow upward, which forces the stomach to vomit out from the mouth. It can appear in the course of many diseases.Learn more
- Acid swallowing syndrome
Acid swallowing syndrome: the acid swallowing is a syndrome that involving the swallowing of acid gastric contents flowing backwards from the stomach to the mouth. It is also known as tūn suān.Learn more
- Gastric upset syndrome
Gastric upset syndrome: Gastric upset is a syndrome in which there is a disturbed sensation in the mouth, often accompanied by acid regurgitation. It is also known as cáo zá.Learn more
- Sick of food syndrome
Sick of food syndrome: Sick of food is a prolonged disorder of eating due to loss of appetite. A person catches sight of food and then experiences a sensation of sickness and cannot take food. It is known as a syndrome sick of food; it is also known as wù shí.Learn more
- Diarrhea disease
Diarrhea disease: Diarrhea is a diseased condition characterised by an abnormal frequency and liquidity of fecal discharge; it is also known as xiè xiè. In general, diarrhea is a disease of the spleen and stomach, and its syndromes vary. Generally, diarrhea is due to the spleen and stomach.Learn more
- Dysentery disease
Dysentery: Dysentery is a disease of the intestines, marked by abdominal pain, frequent stools containing blood and mucus, and tenesmus. It is also known as lì ji. Dysentery syndrome is mainly caused by the accumulation of dampness, heat, and dyspepsia.Learn more
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