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Blood Stagnation

In traditional theory, Blood Stagnation denotes impaired movement or localized accumulation of Blood, potentially involving any region but often discussed through the Liver, Heart, uterus, and channels. Its conceptual role is to explain fixed pain, discoloration, masses, and irregular bleeding within a full or mixed full-empty framework. Study defining presentations and traditional differentiation context in this educational pattern record.

Key reference facts

Nature
Full/Empty
Organ affinity
Heart, Liver
Defining presentations
Dark face; Purple lips; Boring fixed stabbing pain; Abdominal masses; Purple nails
Treatment principles
Move Blood; Regulate qi to support Blood movement; Disperse localized accumulation; Address the traditional contributing factor

Related library records

Source reference: Me & Qi - TCM Patterns Database

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