Liver Wind from Yang Rising

Star

肝阳化风 (Gān Yáng Huà Fēng)

Zang-Fu

Tongue

Red sides; peeled if Yin xu underlies it

Pulse

Wiry

Key Symptoms

Severe dizzinessTremor; numbnessVertex or temporal headachePossible sudden collapse

Overview

Emergency. Sudden collapse, severe sudden dizziness with numbness, slurred speech, or one-sided weakness is a stroke presentation. Historical pattern label only. Send to emergency care. Do not treat as an outpatient pattern first.

Unanchored Liver Yang generates Wind. The usual chronic-to-acute stroke trajectory.

Differentiate from

  • Wind-Phlegm vertigo (slippery pulse, greasy coat, less empty-heat)

Treatment Principle

Subdue Yang; nourish Yin; extinguish Wind.

Representative formulas. Zhen Gan Xi Feng Tang; Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin.

Representative points. LIV-3, KI-3, GB-20, DU-16, SP-6, LIV-8.

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