Six external factors, internal injuries due to diet, emotional disturbance, and physical weakness after illness

The stomach is in disharmony and descends, and the Qi movement is up and down.

Stomach, related to liver and spleen

Vomiting food, phlegm, saliva, fluid and other gastric contents

Often accompanied by symptoms such as nausea, anorexia, pantothenic acid, and chest tightness.

Deficiency of the spleen and stomach, lack of fire in the stomach, difficulty in decomposing food, vomiting after eating in the morning and vomiting in the evening after eating The vomiting is both real and deficient, the vomiting is irregular, and the stomach can decompose food.

Esophageal cancer

Having trouble eating, choking or being unable to eat, or vomiting after eating, or even giving up eating due to choking. Vomiting, eating smoothly, and the condition is mild

The first step is to distinguish between deficiency and excess, and the second step is to distinguish the characteristics of vomiting.

Soothes the stomach, reduces qi, and relieves vomiting

External evil invades the stomach

Food stagnation and internal arrest

Phlegm and fluid retention

Liver Qi invades the stomach

Spleen and stomach qi deficiency

Spleen and stomach yang deficiency

Insufficient stomach yin