What Are the Symptoms of Excessive Liver Dispersion?
The symptoms of excessive liver dispersion mainly include abdominal distension and pain, nausea and vomiting, dizziness and headache, gastric discomfort, emaciation, fatigue, etc. If these symptoms appear in daily life, it is recommended to promptly visit the hospital for relevant examinations to determine whether there are any substantial lesions. If the condition is severe, surgical treatment may be required.
1. Mood depression or irritability is the most common symptom, manifesting as low mood, constant sighing, or irritability and impatience, which can affect daily life and work.
2. Lesions in the neck and throat can be caused by the liver meridian running through the throat and the stagnation of liver qi here. This can lead to a sensation of foreign body in the throat, difficulty swallowing or coughing, which is known as "plum-stone qi" in traditional Chinese medicine. Prolonged stagnation of qi can further affect the normal flow of blood and fluids, leading to the retention of phlegm and blood stasis in the neck, resulting in neck masses, etc.
3. Liver qi stagnation can manifest as abdominal pain, breast pain, rib and flank pain, and headache. Lesions in the neck and throat can also occur due to the stagnation of liver qi as the liver meridian passes through the throat. This can lead to a sensation of foreign body in the throat, difficulty swallowing or coughing. Prolonged stagnation of qi can further affect the normal flow of blood and fluids, leading to the formation of phlegm and blood stasis in the neck and other areas.
