Symptoms of Liver Qi Stagnation in Men

Do you all know what liver qi is? In fact, liver qi stagnation is a term in traditional Chinese medicine, which means flank pain, chest tightness, and common digestive disorders, accompanied by a psychological state of being easily irritated. In fact, we don’t know that this is already a disease, and the body is already in sub-health. In traditional Chinese medicine, this is called liver qi stagnation. Mild symptoms can be treated by yourself, but severe symptoms require medical treatment and treatment with Chinese medicine. What are its symptoms? The following is a brief introduction to its symptoms.

The liver in traditional Chinese medicine is an abstract concept. It does not refer to the liver alone, but is related to various organs through meridians. The liver is responsible for regulating qi and storing blood, which is closely related to a person's emotions. Being often angry or in a bad mood, feeling depressed or suddenly losing weight can easily lead to mental stimulation that can damage the liver, which in the long run can easily lead to liver qi stagnation.

The liver is a strong and impatient organ. It likes a relaxed and gentle mood, but dislikes a depressed mood. Its main emotional expression is anger. Anger is mainly related to the liver, and can be divided into three symptoms: liver depression and qi stagnation, liver fire inflammation, and spleen deficiency and liver invasion.

Anger caused by liver depression and qi stagnation, manifested by frequent sighing, chest pain or throbbing pain

Liver-fire syndrome causes irritability, manifested by frequent dreams, red and swollen eyes, bitter taste in the mouth and thirst, etc. The cause of liver-fire syndrome is often due to long-term stagnation of liver qi, excessive smoking and drinking, or excessive consumption of sweet, fatty and spicy foods.

The irritability caused by spleen deficiency and liver deficiency syndrome is manifested by fatigue, loss of appetite, abdominal distension, pain in the ribs, loose stools, etc. The cause of spleen deficiency and liver deficiency syndrome is mostly due to spleen deficiency and liver excess, which affects the function of the spleen. The irritability caused by spleen deficiency and liver deficiency syndrome should be treated by strengthening the spleen and regulating qi.

Because men are under greater pressure and are not likely to vent their feelings to others, they may also experience symptoms of liver qi stagnation, such as depression, irritability, flushed face, burning pain in the ribs, bitter taste in the mouth, yellow tongue coating, and a stringy and rapid pulse.

If you have the above symptoms, you may try the expert's advice:

First, try to stay cheerful and do appropriate physical exercise and other activities to relieve depression and relax;

Secondly, we should reasonably adjust our diet and daily life, maintain good living habits, avoid spicy food, quit smoking and drinking;

Finally, you may consider taking necessary medication.

In fact, liver qi stagnation is not just a simple feeling of depression. Over time, it will cause damage to physical health, depression, hepatitis, etc. So don't think it is not a disease. If it lasts for a long time, it will become an incurable disease. There are many clinical manifestations. Therefore, it is recommended that if you have symptoms of liver qi stagnation, you should seek medical treatment in time and take the right medicine.