Rebellious Liver Qi Affecting Spleen   

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Pattern Names
Rebellious Liver Qi Affecting Spleen • •
Classification
Category: Zang Fu Syndrome: Complex
Symptoms
Tongue: Normal, Slightly red on sides Pulse: Wiry-left, Weak-right, Slippery
Indications: Abdominal distention, Dry and bitty stool, Alternating diarrhea and constipation, Loose stool, Flatulence, Painful diarrhea, SOB, Sighing, Borborygmus, Poor appetite
Keywords
alternating constipation/diarrhea, dry bitty stool, distending flank pain, poor appetite, emotional problems  
Treatment 
Subdue LV Qi, Tonify Spleen, Harmonize middle jiao
Acupuncture 
LI 4, LV 3, RN 17, BL 17, BL 18, BL 20, ST 25, ST 36, SP 6
Herb
Si Shen Wan, Shen Qi Wan, Zhen Wu Tang, Li Zhong Wan, Jin Gui shen Qi Wan
Etiology
1) Emotional issues 2) Diet 3) Working while eating 3) Stress 4) IBS/ IBD, ulcerative colitis
Notes
Use Case 1
Use Case 2