Wind-Cold invading with Blood and Yin Deficiency
In traditional theory, this composite pattern places an exterior Wind-Cold presentation against a background of insufficient blood and yin. Its conceptual scope joins the defensive exterior with the nourishment, moistening, and anchoring functions attributed to blood and yin. Study defining presentations and traditional differentiation context in this educational pattern record.
Key reference facts
- Nature
- Full/Empty
- Organ affinity
- Lungs, Liver, Kidneys
- Defining presentations
- Headaches; Fever; Slight chills; No sweating
- Treatment principles
- Release exterior Wind-Cold while respecting deficiency; Nourish blood and yin within the traditional model; Preserve fluids and the body's anchoring aspect; Differentiate surface obstruction from underlying insufficiency
Related library records
Source reference: Me & Qi - TCM Patterns Database