Wind-Damp
In traditional theory, Wind-Damp is an exterior full pattern in which mobile wind combines with persistent dampness. Its conceptual role is to describe a surface-level disturbance characterized by heaviness and impaired fluid movement, with wind contributing variability or movement. Study defining presentations and traditional differentiation context in this educational pattern record.
Key reference facts
- Nature
- Full
- Organ affinity
- Spleen, Lungs
- Treatment principles
- Disperse the exterior wind influence.; Transform and drain dampness.; Promote fluid movement without weakening the surface.; Address the changing and heavy aspects together.
Related library records
Source reference: Me & Qi - TCM Patterns Database