Qi Deficiency causing Blood Stagnation
In traditional theory, deficient qi fails to sustain circulation, allowing blood movement to become sluggish and obstructed. The pattern links an underlying deficiency with a secondary stasis process, often considered across the Spleen, Heart, and vessel networks. Study defining presentations and traditional differentiation context in this educational pattern record.
Key reference facts
- Nature
- Full/Empty
- Organ affinity
- Heart, Spleen, Liver
- Defining presentations
- Fatigue with localized, fixed discomfort; Weakness accompanied by persistent obstruction signs; Dull or stabbing pain in a defined area; Pale or sallow complexion with stasis features; Easy bruising or darkened discoloration
- Treatment principles
- Strengthen qi to support movement; Promote orderly blood circulation; Address the underlying deficiency while easing obstruction; Coordinate treatment according to the affected organ network
Related library records
Source reference: Me & Qi - TCM Patterns Database