Liver qi stagnation

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β“˜ What does it mean when my TCM practitioner say I have π™‡π™žπ™«π™šπ™§ π™¦π™ž π™¨π™©π™–π™œπ™£π™–π™©π™žπ™€π™£
β€£ In TCM theory, liver 𝘲π˜ͺ should flow freely
β€£ Certain bad habits will stop our liver qi from flowing freely, leading to qi stagnation

β“˜ The main reasons for liver 𝘲π˜ͺ stagnation are:
β€£ β€œOverly” contemplative
β€£ Anxiety/ stress
β€£ Lack of exercise

β“˜ Common symptoms include:
β€£ Being paranoid, easily irritable, moody
β€£ Often sighs, pain along the ribs, sore breasts before menstruation
β€£ Insomnia, lots of dreams
β€£ Irregular menstruation cycle

If the above resonates with you, it is highly likely that you’d fall under the category of β€œLiver 𝘲π˜ͺ stagnation”.
If you remain uncertain about your constitution, it is always better to consult your Chinese medicine practitioner.

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Credence Chinese Medicine Clinic
Credence Chinese Medicine Clinic

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