YANG Yi-ling1, LI Yuan2, LI Hai-cong3, et al. Clinical Study on the Yin (not-yet-manifested) Symptoms of Traditional Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2007, (10): 917-919.
YANG Yi-ling1, LI Yuan2, LI Hai-cong3, et al. Clinical Study on the Yin (not-yet-manifested) Symptoms of Traditional Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2007, (10): 917-919.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2007.10.028.
Clinical Study on the Yin (not-yet-manifested) Symptoms of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Objective To study the objective existence of Yin(not-yet-manifested)symptoms of Traditional Chinese Medicine in order to enlarge the category of syndrome differentiation of TCM.Methods The 615 healthy subjects who had the physical check were involved in the observation.According to the theories of Zangxiang(viscera manifestation)and Qi
Blood and Body Fluid of TCM
the abnormal findings of those who had no symptoms were divided into Zangfu(viscera)Yin(not-yet-manifested)symptoms(including the heart Yin symptoms
liver and gall bladder Yin symptoms
spleen and stomach Yin symptoms
lung Yin symptoms
and kidney Yin symptoms)and Qi
Blood and Body Fluid Yin symptoms.The data were processed with statistics.Results Totally 197 items were found abnormal and the 119 cases were found to be Yin symptom patients.Of them
there were 57 heart Yin symptom patients
51 liver and gall bladder Yin symptom patients
6 spleen and stomach Yin symptom patients
4 lung Yin symptom patients
17 kidney Yin symptom patients
and 31 Qi
Blood and Body Fluid Yin symptom patients.Conclusion Yin symptom of TCM was an objective existence and occupied a relatively high percentage in those who had no symptom and sign in physical check.The theory of Yin symptom will make the category of TCM differentiation widened and the level of diagnosis enhanced.
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