Spleen and stomach weakness is Yin deficiency or Yang deficiency

Spleen-stomach weakness can be yin deficiency or yang deficiency.

Spleen-stomach weakness belongs to a general concept in TCM, including spleen yang deficiency, spleen qi deficiency, stomach qi deficiency, stomach yin deficiency and other types. Spleen yang deficiency is mainly manifested as dizziness, shortness of breath, fatigue, loose stool, hematochezia, etc.; Spleen yang deficiency is manifested as abdominal cold pain, abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc. after eating cold and greasy food; Stomach qi deficiency is manifested as stomachache, stomach distension, moderate reduction, hiccups, postprandial fullness, etc.; Stomach yin deficiency is manifested as dry mouth, fire, mouth sores, hunger, etc.

At ordinary times, attention should be paid to adjusting diet, with light and easily digestible food as the main food.