Qi and Blood Deficiency

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气血两虚 (Qì Xuè Liǎng Xū)

Not yet clinically reviewed

Qi-Blood

Tongue

Pale

Pulse

Thin, weak

Key Symptoms

FatiguePallorDizzinessPalpitationsScanty menses; weak voice; poor appetiteShortness of breath

Overview

Both vital substances are empty. The common picture after blood loss, long illness, or postpartum.

Differentiate from

  • Yin Deficiency (red peeled tongue, night sweats)
  • Yang Deficiency (cold, wet tongue)

Etiology

Hemorrhage, chronic disease, poor diet, overwork, postpartum.

Pathomechanism

Insufficient Qi and Blood fail to nourish and energize the body.

Treatment Principle

Tonify Qi and nourish Blood together.

Representative formulas. Ba Zhen Tang; Shi Quan Da Bu Tang when Cold is also present; Gui Pi Tang when Heart-Spleen is the axis.

Representative points. ST-36, SP-6, REN-4, REN-6, BL-17, BL-20, HT-7.

Representative Formulas

Acupuncture Points

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