What are the symptoms of liver deficiency?
1. Liver deficiency is divided into two categories: (1) liver yin (blood) deficiency: headache and dizziness, facial heat, dry eyes, bird's-eye night blindness, numbness and muscle twitching, false annoyance and insomnia, dry mouth, red tongue with little moss, pulse thin string. Visible hypertension, neurasthenia, dizziness, night vision and other disorders. ② dry blood and wind: dry skin, scratching and flaking, addictive rash, numbness of the limbs, and even claws and nails withered, hair loss. Can be seen in a variety of skin diseases, such as itchy skin, urticaria, seborrheic alopecia, etc. 2.① Liver and blood insufficiency: [prescription] return to the peony and rhubarb soup with subtractions, nourishing Yin and replenishing blood to soften the liver. The medicinal use of Angelica sinensis, white peony, wolfberry, Shouwu to nourish the liver and blood; raw ground, ripened ground, chasteberry, ink dry lotus to nourish the yin of the liver and kidney in order to glorify the body of the liver. If there is a combination of qi deficiency, add ginseng, fried atractylodes macrocephala to replenish the spleen; qi stagnation is significant, add rosehips, Buddha's hand, orange leaves and collaterals. ② dry blood and wind: [prescription] Angelica drink plus subtraction, nourishing blood and camp, dispersal of wind to stop itching. Medicinal Angelica sinensis, red peony, white peony nourish blood and moisten dryness; raw earth, maitake nourish liver yin and clear lung fire; tribulus terrestris, cicadas, windbreak, dermatophagoides to dispel wind and clear heat, eliminate dampness and stop itching; raw licorice to clear heat and detoxification. If hair loss is more serious, add black sesame, walnut meat, black beans, the preparation of the shouwu nourish the liver, kidney, yin and blood; headache for a long time, add cranberry, Angelica dahurica to enhance the role of wind and pain relief.
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), liver deficiency generally includes liver qi deficiency, liver yin deficiency and liver blood deficiency. Liver qi deficiency is mainly manifested as dizziness, blurred vision, easy fatigue, sore eyes, little breath and lazy speech, pale tongue, thin moss, and weak or slow pulse.
Liver yin deficiency mainly manifests easy to fire, irritability, dry mouth and tongue, dry eyes, dizziness, tinnitus, five heart hot, writhing hands and feet, red tongue with little fluids, fine or fine pulse.
Liver blood deficiency is mainly manifested as dizziness, blurred vision, pale face, pale and colorless claws and nails, tremor of hands and feet, unfavorable flexion and extension of joints, numbness of hands and feet, easy to wake up and sleep, insubstantiality, and easy to have nightmares. The tongue is pale, the moss is thin and white, and the pulse is weak or fine.
According to Western medicine, liver deficiency is mainly manifested as: easy fatigue and weakness, yellowish or dark color, poor appetite, aversion to grease, distension and discomfort in the right upper abdomen, and yellow urine.
The physiological functions of the liver are to store blood, to drain, and to open the orifices of the eyes. The liver is a body of yin and uses yang. Therefore, the common symptoms of liver lesions include liver qi stagnation, liver fire, liver wind, etc.; if liver blood is insufficient, liver yin is deficient, essence does not turn into blood, and the liver loses moistening, the deficiency of liver blood or liver yin will occur.
The main symptoms of liver yin deficiency are headache and dizziness, hidden pain in both dermatomes, tinnitus and insomnia, heartburn and heat, dryness of the mouth and throat, night sweating, red tongue with little moss, and fine pulse. Due to the deficiency of liver yin can't control the yang, the deficiency of yang is over-exuberant, up to disturb the clear orifices, so see headache and dizziness, tinnitus and insomnia, etc.; Yin deficiency meridians are not nourished, so the wounds are hidden pain; Yin deficiency and internal heat, so see the five heart and heat, dryness of the mouth and throat, night sweating, etc.; Tongue with red and little moss, pulse is fine and countless, are all the yin deficiency and over-exuberance of yang symptoms. The above clinical manifestations can be seen in neurosis, hypertension or hepatitis without jaundice.
The main symptoms of liver blood deficiency are dizziness and headache, numbness and trembling of the limbs, insomnia, dryness of the eyes, scanty or amenorrheic menstruation, yellowish color of the face, pale color of the lips and tongue, and a thin pulse. If the body is tired and slack, unable to work, depressed and timid, numbness in the head and body, it is also a witness of liver qi insufficiency. Liver is the main store of blood, liver blood insufficiency can not moisten the meridians, then see dizziness, headache, numbness and tremor of the limbs, dry eyes, menstruation astringency; people lie down the blood to the liver, blood deficiency, the liver loses its hide, so insomnia; yellowish color, pale lips and tongue, thin pulse is the manifestation of blood deficiency. Liver has the function of draining and regulating blood, if liver qi is insufficient, the function of draining and regulating blood will be out of order, so we can see the evidence of fatigue, timidity, etc. If there is no jaundice hepatitis, nervousness and anxiety, we can see the evidence of fatigue. If there is no jaundice hepatitis, neurosis, menstrual disorders, etc., the above clinical manifestations can be seen.
What are the symptoms of liver deficiency?
Liver deficiency can be categorized into liver yin deficiency and liver yang deficiency, both of which have different symptoms, with liver yin deficiency being the most common.
Liver deficiency is generally defaulted to liver yin deficiency. When liver yin is deficient, emotional disorders, qi stagnation and fire, it is easy to appear hot flashes and night sweats, dizziness, tinnitus, dryness and astringency of the eyes, heartburn and heat, vision loss, insomnia and night sweats, dry mouth and throat, and a glossy tongue with little moss, and other symptoms. Dizziness, tinnitus and dry eyes are common symptoms of liver yin deficiency.
Modern medical practitioners believe that yang deficiency can also occur in the liver, which is due to the deficiency of yang qi in the liver, resulting in yin-cold internalization and phase-fire internalization that turns into heat. Symptoms of liver yang deficiency mainly include fear of cold, coldness, warmth in the limbs, diarrhea, failure of grain digestion, mental weakness, pale tongue with white fur and teeth marks, and sunken and feeble pulse. Liver is a rigid organ and hosts phase fire. When liver yang is deficient, it is easy to develop cold and cold limbs; when yang is deficient, the intestines and stomach are unable to digest food properly and the food is discharged directly from the intestines, resulting in feces mixed with undigested food leading to unctuousness of the finished grains and diarrhea; deficiency of yang will make one tired and weak and manifests itself as sluggishness and depression; the weakening of yang will lead to the insufficient consumption of water in the body which will lead to stagnation and result in a chubby tongue with large or teeth marks.
This content was reviewed by Wang Jianping, Deputy Chief Physician, Department of Integrative Medicine, Shanxi Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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