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Differentiating Syndromes According to Zang-Fu Organs This is an important component of the differentiation of syndromes in traditional Chinese medicine. Differentiating diseases according to the theory of zang-fu organs involves analyzing and identifying the disease condition by collecting clinical data from the four diagnostic methods. Other methods of differentiating syndromes also finally use the theory of zang-fu organs, and clinically this method is closely related to other methods of differentiation according to the eight principles, etiology of qi and blood, etc. Listed below is a brief description of the main syndromes of
each of the zang-fu organs:
Heart,
Liver,
Spleen,
Lung,
Kidney,
Small Intestine,
Large Intestine,
Urinary Bladder,
Stomach, and
Gall Bladder.
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