What is Stagnation of Qi and Blood?

Qì Xuè Yù Jié · 气血郁结 · Etiology / Pathogenic Factors

This refers to the blockage or impeded flow of vital energy and blood within the body, often caused by emotional stress, trauma, or external pathogens, leading to pain, masses, and dysfunction of organs.

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Stagnation of Qi and Blood belongs to the Etiology / Pathogenic Factors group of Traditional Chinese Medicine terminology. Browse the full TCM glossary or the related terms below.

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What is Stagnation of Qi and Blood in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

This refers to the blockage or impeded flow of vital energy and blood within the body, often caused by emotional stress, trauma, or external pathogens, leading to pain, masses, and dysfunction of organs.

What category does Stagnation of Qi and Blood belong to?

Stagnation of Qi and Blood is part of the Etiology / Pathogenic Factors group of TCM concepts.

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