Vomiting Flashcards
Definition of Vomiting
To force out the contents of the stomach through the esophagus and out of the mouth. Also called Emesis or Vomitus
Etiology and Pathology of Vomiting
- Invasion of ST by EPF
- Emotional Frustration
- Chronic Vomiting/Long term illness
- Improper Diet
Vomiting Excess Patterns
- Invasion of ST by EPFs
- Food Retention
- Phlegm and fluids retention
- Liver overacting on ST
Vomiting Deficency Patterns
- Sp/ST Qi Deficency
- Sp/ST Yang deficiency
- ST Yin deficiency
What are the bacis Points for vomiting?
PC 6, Ren 12, St 36 ( can rub ginger on pc6 )
POT for vomiting
Harmonize Stomacg, Descend Qi
Chief Pathology of Vomiting
Stomach Qi rebelling
4 Deadly Diseases in TCM (ancient times)
1) Feng: Stroke
2) Lao: TB
3) Gu: abdominal edema
4) Ge: cancer
What are the General Vomiting excess symptoms?
Lots of vomiting, acute onset, strong smell
Pulse: wiry, forceful or slippery
What are the general vomiting deficiency symptoms?
Chronic onset, vomit on and off, little vomit, little smell, listlessness, fatigue
Pulse: weak
( internal injury or spleen/stomach weak)
Sour/Bad Smell Vomit
Food Retention
Yellow/Bitter Water Vomit
Heat in GB overacting ST
Sour/Green Water Vomit
Liver Heat overacting on ST
Turbid/Phlegm/Bubbles Vomit
Retention of Phlegm Fluid in ST/Middle Jiao
Clear water vomit
Stomach Deficiency or Paradites
Little or Sticky Vomit
Stomach Yin Deficiency
Treatment for Vomiting
Pc6, Ren 12, st 36 Flash Cupping on abdomen Auricular Acupuncture: St, Occipital, esophagus, sub cortex Ear Seeds Herbal Application Treat 3-5 times a week