What are the symptoms of male yin and yang imbalance?

If you are familiar with Chinese medicine, you must have heard of the four words "yin and yang imbalance". It is considered a type of disease in Chinese medicine, and it can occur in adults and the elderly. In addition to drug treatment, Chinese medicine also requires healthy diet to treat this disease. So the question is, what are the specific symptoms of yin and yang imbalance in Chinese medicine?

First, Yang Sheng

The main symptoms are frequent blushing, thirst, yellowish urine, and a thick yellow tongue coating.

Second, Yin is strong

Cold limbs, frequent diarrhea, dry mouth, and white tongue coating. In fact, the reason why many women are prone to cold hands and feet in winter is because of body coldness.

Third, Yang Deficiency

He likes to lie down, is often listless, has a weak pulse, and often suffers from edema.

Fourth, Yin Deficiency

The person is thin and sweats easily, and the sweat is cold sweat. He or she is prone to hot flashes after lunch.

Fifth, Yang Sheng Ge Yin

The abdomen is prone to fever, and the hands and feet may feel cold.

Sixth, Yin is strong and Yang is weak

The sides of the face are red as if they are made up, and although the pulse is steady and strong, it gives the illusion of being rootless.

Seventh, Yang is strong and Yin is exhausted

Dry mouth, dry stool, less urine and reddish-yellow color.

8. Excessive Yin and Depletion of Yang

The face is pale, and people are afraid of cold. In severe cases, they may even suffer from organ degeneration.

In fact, the above 8 symptoms do not seem to be very different to people who are not from a TCM background. It is difficult to make a diagnosis based on a few simple words or symptoms. It is recommended that you seek face-to-face consultation and treatment from a professional TCM practitioner. Otherwise, if the diagnosis is wrong, the subsequent treatment and conditioning process cannot be carried out smoothly.