Concept
Five excesses
五实wu shi
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In Chinese medicine, the five excess signs marking a critical replete pattern. The Neijing lists them as a surging pulse, hot skin, abdominal distension, blockage of urination and defecation, and clouded oppression (此謂五實). Together they indicate a severe excess state and, in the classical account, a grave prognosis.
Source
Huangdi Neijing (Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor)《素问·玉机真藏论》(内经选读下篇·病因病机·病机与传变·原文4210)
References
- 《内经》六微旨大论/玉机真藏论/平人气象论/四气调神大论/至真要大论/五常政大论等综合理解
Full definition
Classical source text (Chinese) — English summary above.
脈盛,皮熱,腹脹,前後不通,悶瞀,此謂五實
Citations
- Huangdi Neijing (Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor) · 托名黄帝/岐伯(先秦—西汉医家辑) · 《素问·玉机真藏论》(内经选读下篇·病因病机·病机与传变·原文4210)Cited from Huangdi Neijing (Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor) for its definition.