How to differentiate syndrome of endogenous liver wind?

Syndrome of endogenous liver wind is the syndrome marked by dizziness, convulsion and tremor. According to the causes, this syndrome can be divided into 4 types:

Syndrome	Types	Symptoms	Accompanied symptoms	Tongue fur	Pulse
Syndrome of liver yang transforming into wind	Root asthenia and branch sthenia	Dizziness, shaking head, stuttering, or aphasia, or sudden coma, hemiplegia.	Headache, stiff neck, tremor of limbs, stuttering.	Red tongue with white or greasy fur	Powerful pulse
Syndrome of extreme heat generating wind	Heat	Spasm of hands and feet, stiff neck, upward staring of eyes, lockjaw, episthotonos.	High fever, unconsciousness.	Deep reddish tongue	Taut, powerful and rapid pulse
Syndrome of endogenous wind due to yin asthenia	Asthenia wind	Tremor of hands and feet	Tidal fever in the afternoon or in the evening, dry mouth and throat, emaciation	Red tongue with scanty fluid	Thin and rapid pulse
Syndrome of blood asthenia generating wind	Asthenia wind	Tremor of hands and feet, fascicular twitching, numbness of limbs	Dizziness, tinnitus, pale complexion, light colored nails	Whitish tongue	Thin and weak pulse.

Written by Hu Xiaohua

Medboo TCM training center