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UB-21 Wei Shu

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• Spleen-Qi Deficiency , Gio, pp. 571
• Spleen-Blood Deficiency , Gio, pp. 576
• Spleen and Lung Qi Deficiency , Gio, pp. 582
• Spleen and Liver Blood Deficiency , Gio, pp. 584
• Stomach Qi Deficiency , Gio, pp. 620
• Stomach Deficient and Cold , Gio, pp. 621
• Cold Rheum Hidden in the Lungs , flaws, pp. 97
• Stomach and Spleen Qi Deficiency , Gio, pp. 635
• Collapse of Large Intestine , Gio, pp. 659
• Morning Sickness Due To Spleen Qi Vacuity , obstetrics, pp. 41
• Injury to Spleen and Stomach due to Infantile Malnutrition , CAM, pp. 501
• Abdominal Pain due to Spleen Yang Deficiency , CAM, pp. 501
• Intermittent Dysentery , CAM, pp. 501
• Constipation due to Deficiency of Qi and Blood , CAM, pp. 501
• Insomnia due to Dysfunction of the Stomach , CAM, pp. 501
• Palpitation due to Insufficiency of Qi and Blood , CAM, pp. 501
• Uterine Bleeding due to Qi Deficiency , CAM, pp. 501
• Stomach Yin Vacuity with Damp Heat , flaws, pp. 81
• Spleen Qi Vacuity , flaws, pp. 60
• Spleen Qi Downward Fall , /textbooks/60, pp. 62
• Spleen Yang Vacuity , flaws, pp. 69