Syndrome Differentiation Common Disease:The Nasosinusitis

 


Asthenia syndrome
Nasal obstruction with whitish and thick nasal dis-charge, hyposmia, or accompanied by dizziness, cold body and limbs, shortness of breath and weakness, light-col-ored tongue with thin fur as well as weak and slow pulse if there is asthenia-cold in pulmonary qi; or accompanied by lassitude of the limbs, sallow complexion, reduced appe-tite and abdominal distension, loose stool and clear urine, light-colored tongue with whitish fur and slow and rapid pulse. http://www.tcmwell.com

Nasosinusitis, one of the commonly encountered diseases in the five sensory organs due to inflammation of the nasosinusal mucus, is either acute or chronic disease. Usually chronic nasosinusitis is more common. The clinical mani-festations are profuse nasal thick discharge, nasal obstruc-tion, headache or vertigo, and hyposmia. This disease pertains to the conception of "nasosinusitis" in TCM caused by accumulation of pathogenic factors in the nasal cavity due to failure of pulmonary qi to disperse resulting from exogenous pathogenic cold and heat attack; or by failure of qi and blood to nourish the nose due to asthenia of the spleen and lung.
Nasal discharge of thick snivel with yellow color and foul smell, anosmia, or accompanied by fever, cough, headache and rapid pulse if there is exuberant heat in the lung meridian; or accompanied by headache, bitter taste in the mouth, dry throat, dysphoria, susceptibility to rage, reddish tongue with yellow fur and taut and rapid pulse if there is stagnant heat in the gallbladder meridian; or accompanied by heaviness of the head and lassitude of the body, distension and oppression in the chest and epi-gastrium, anorexia, reddish tongue with yellow and greasy fur and soft pulse if there is damp-heat in the spleen meridian.

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