What are the symptoms of spleen and lung qi deficiency

Do you know the symptoms of spleen and lung qi deficiency? Usually patients are prone to symptoms such as coughing, wheezing, abdominal distension, irritability, loss of appetite, fatigue, etc. If you find yourself experiencing these symptoms in your life, you should be alert to whether it is caused by spleen and lung qi deficiency. You should also understand scientific and effective conditioning methods and pay attention to dietary conditioning and supplementation.

1. Spleen and lung qi deficiency syndrome refers to the weakness syndrome caused by spleen qi deficiency and lung qi deficiency, resulting in spleen dysfunction and lung dysfunction. The clinical manifestations include loss of appetite, abdominal distension and loose stools, persistent cough, shortness of breath and wheezing, low voice and laziness to speak, fatigue and shortness of breath, or spitting out clear and thin sputum, or swollen limbs, pale face, pale tongue, white and slippery tongue coating, and weak pulse. The key points for diagnosis of spleen and lung qi deficiency syndrome are cough, asthma, poor appetite, abdominal distension and loose stools, which coexist with qi deficiency syndrome. The spleen is responsible for transportation and transformation and is the source of vitality. If the spleen is insufficient, it cannot transport essence to the lungs, causing the lung qi to be damaged day by day. When the spleen fails to function properly, moisture accumulates and becomes phlegm, which rises to the lungs. This is why there is a saying that "the spleen is the source of phlegm, and the lungs are the container of phlegm." The lungs control the qi of the whole body. If the lung qi is insufficient, its ascending and descending functions will be abnormal, and the spleen qi will be trapped, eventually leading to spleen qi deficiency. The face will be pale and full of moisture, which may cause swelling of the face and feet. A pale tongue with white coating and a weak pulse are all signs of qi deficiency.

2. Long-term coughing will damage the lung qi, so you will cough, be short of breath and wheeze; Qi deficiency will cause water and fluid to not flow, and moisture will accumulate to produce phlegm, which will be mostly thin and white. When the spleen is weak and the transportation and transformation are not healthy, loss of appetite and abdominal distension and discomfort may occur; when dampness moves downward, loose stools may occur; when the qi is weak, the functional activities may weaken, so the voice may be low and lazy, and there may be fatigue and weakness; when the skin is not nourished, the complexion may be pale and dampness may overflow, which may cause swelling of the face and feet. A pale tongue with white coating and a weak pulse are all signs of qi deficiency.

3. Both spleen-lung qi deficiency syndrome and heart-lung qi deficiency syndrome have symptoms of qi deficiency. The difference is that the former is accompanied by spleen disease symptoms, while the latter is also accompanied by heart disease symptoms. Spleen and lung qi deficiency syndrome refers to the symptoms manifested by qi deficiency in the spleen and lungs. It is mostly caused by long-term illness, cough and asthma, lung and spleen deficiency, or irregular diet, fatigue and damage to the spleen, which prevents the transfer of semen to the lungs. The key points for diagnosis are cough, asthma, poor appetite, abdominal distension and loose stools, and the presence of qi deficiency syndrome. Clinical manifestations: long-term cough, shortness of breath and asthma, a lot of thin white sputum, loss of appetite, abdominal distension and loose stools, low voice and laziness to speak, pale complexion, or even puffy face and feet, pale tongue with white coating, and weak pulse. Dialectical analysis.