1. Spleen qi deficiency: abdominal distension, bloating after eating, body fatigue, fatigue, breathlessness, lazy speech, thin body, or fat swelling, tongue coating white.

2. Spleen yang deficiency: loose stools, bloating, abdominal pain, like warmth, like joints and presses, cold and timid, warm limbs, face and eyes, or swelling, short urine or leucorrhea and clear white, white tongue.

3. Zhongqi subsidence: such as prolonged diarrhea, prolapse of the anus, uterine prolapse and so on.

4. Spleen not regulating blood: mostly seen in chronic bleeding conditions, such as excessive menstruation, metrorrhagia, hematemesis, epistaxis, subcutaneous bleeding, etc. In addition to hemorrhage, there must be a combination of the spleen and blood. In addition to hemorrhage, some symptoms of spleen qi weakness must be seen.

Patients with spleen deficiency can eat more food to replenish qi and strengthen the spleen in daily life, such as red dates, yam, glutinous rice, sago and so on.

Patients with spleen deficiency can drink DEFU Chang Pou Tea to regulate, replenish qi and strengthen the spleen, nourish yin and benefit the lungs, in-depth nourishment, and enhance the immune system. In the daily diet, do not eat too much greasy food, greasy is the spleen does not like, will aggravate the burden of the spleen, to eat more light food, like beans, fish, vegetables and so on.