Painful Obstruction Syndromeaccording to TCM

Herbs that pacify Internal Liver Wind and stop Tremors

Painful obstruction syndrome can be treated by these herbs when caused by internal wind from Liver disharmony, often manifesting in symptoms like spasms or tremors.

One such herb is Earthworms (Di Long), which is directly recommended for painful obstruction syndrome.

Other herbs of this category are listed in the table below.

Tonic herbs for Blood Deficiency

Painful obstruction syndrome can be treated by these herbs in cases of blood deficiency, working to nourish and replenish the body's blood supply.

One such herb is Dong Quai (Dang Gui), which is directly recommended for painful obstruction syndrome.

Herbs that dispel Wind and Dampness

Painful obstruction syndrome can be treated by these herbs when it is due to the invasion or accumulation of wind and dampness, which often affects the muscles and joints.

One such herb is Erythrinae Barks (Hai Tong Pi), which is directly recommended for painful obstruction syndrome.

Tonic herbs for Yang Deficiency

Painful obstruction syndrome can be treated by these herbs in situations of diminished Yang energy, aiming to warm and activate the body's functions.

One such herb is Japanese Teasel Roots (Xu Duan), which is directly recommended for painful obstruction syndrome.

Herbs that invigorate the Blood

Painful obstruction syndrome can be treated by these herbs when it stems from stagnation or poor circulation of blood, helping to improve blood flow and alleviate related discomfort.

One such herb is Szechuan Lovage Roots (Chuan Xiong), which is directly recommended for painful obstruction syndrome.