Symptom Diagnosis TCM

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Symptom Diagnosis

The heart and small intestine Symptoms: Abdominal pain Anemia Anxiety digestive troubles Heart problems High/low blood pressure Hot flashes Hot painful joints Lack of joy/humor Poor circulation Poor muscle tone Sleep problems Shoulder and elbow problems	The lung and large intestine Symptoms: Constipation/diarrhea Breathing problems Coughing Excess or lack perspiration Fatigue Flatulence Grief/sadness Mucus Nasal problems Poor sense of smell Psoriasis, eczema, dry skin Shortness of breath/wheezing Sinusitis

The spleen and stomach Symptoms: Abdominal distention Aching, heavy limbs Appetite problems Belching Bloating and water retention Colic/indigestion Irritable bowel Loose stools/diarrhea Nausea/vomiting Poor coordination/memory Prolapse and sagging of body Tired and easily fatigued Worry/obsession	The liver and gallbladder Symptoms: Anger and irritability Blurry vision, spots in eyes Breast tenderness Brittle/weak nails Depression Distention/bloating Flatulence Headaches/migraines Indigestion Irregular menstruation Nausea/vomiting PMS Stiffness/tension

The kidney and bladder Symptoms: Bloating Darkness under eyes Edema Fear Fertility and sterility problems Knee problems/weakness Lack will power Lethargy Lower back pain/weakness Premature ageing/senility Premature gray hair Soft/weak/brittle bones Urinary problems

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