At the same time, Qi and blood are two aspects of a whole, "Qi is the commander of blood; blood follows Qi. When Qi is regulated, blood is regulated; when Qi flows, blood flows."
The life of a person relies entirely on Qi and blood; when Qi and blood undergo significant changes, a multitude of diseases arise.
The patient's symptoms can belong to the Qi aspect or the blood aspect, but mainly pertain to the Qi aspect, specifically to the stagnation of Yang Qi. Stagnation leads to congestion, and blockage leads to obstruction. Various pathological states originate from this.
Upon hearing this, Lu Xuan suddenly realized.
Upon careful thought, isn't this indeed the case?
He had read the "Inner Canon Pain Theory" and remembered its contents, especially the phrase just mentioned by [Chuanqiong], "All diseases arise from Qi," which he remembered deeply.
