Main Symptoms of Organs

Question 1

Chills and fever
Abnormal breathing
Cough
Sneezing
Nasal congestion, nose bleeding
Superficial pulse

Answer 1

Lung

Question 2

Diarrhea, constipation, abdominal bloating/distension, Borborygmi (bowel sounds)

Answer 2

Large Intestine

Question 3

-Palpitation
-Sleep disorder/insomnia
-Shen disorder
-Chest distress (oppression) or pain
-Other symptoms: canker sores, chest pain, poor memory, tongue ulcers, irregular pulse, etc..

Answer 3

Heart

Question 4

Abnormal urination: copious urine, or short scanty urination
Abnormal bowel movement: loose stool or diarrhea

Answer 4

Small Intestine

Question 5

Poor appetite
Loose stool
Abdominal bloating and distention
Abdominal pain
Edema
Bleeding (SP qi deficiency- chronic, mild, light color)

Answer 5

Spleen

Question 6

Poor appetite
Abdominal distention/bloating
Epigastrium discomfort
Dislike food/poor appetite

Answer 6

Stomach

Question 7

-Soreness and weakness in lumbar and knee (low back ache during period)
-Growth, development and reproductive ability disorder
-Water metabolism disorder: edema, difficult urination or frequent urination
-Respiration disorder
-Symptoms related with brain, marrow, bone, or hair, ear and BM and urination
-hearing/tinnitus issues

Answer 7

Kidney

Question 8

“Disuria
Urinary”

Answer 8

Urinary Bladder

Question 9

Emotional disorder: depression, mood swing, worry, unhappy, irritability, easy angry, anxiety
Frequent sighing

Hypochondria distention, pain or mass

Wind syndrome: dizziness, vertigo, tinnitus, limbs
spasm or trembling, or even hemiplegia.

In women, menstruation disorder (irregular menstruation comes late/early, PMS, amenorrhea)

For men, inguinal hernia, scrotum or testicular pain, abnormal ejaculation

Wiry pulse

Answer 9

Liver

Question 10

-bitter taste in mouth (from bile)
-jaundice
-timid and paranoid
-digestion, hypochondriac,

Answer 10

Gallbladder