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(@maria-yung)
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I am wondering about TCM diagnosis for charley horse leg cramps.  What saam tx should be considered?

 



   
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Toby Daly
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I think a charley horse could fall into several diagnostic baskets: hyperactivity of the muscle (Ht excess), blood deficiency (SJ excess), over consolidation (Kid excess), dehydrated muscles (LI/Lu/St excess), and a channel imbalance if the cramp follows a particular trajectory.



   
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(@turiyahill)
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@toby Toby ...maybe I haven't been listening but I think this is the first time I have heard the understanding or association of blood deficiency as SJ excess.



   
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Toby Daly
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@turiyahill Hi Turiya, Hope you're doing well. Liv excess = blood excess



   
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(@turiyahill)
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@toby And thanks for this as well .....



   
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(@kulsoomkshah)
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@toby Hi Toby, does this also imply blood stasis?



   
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Toby Daly
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@kulsoomkshah Hi Kulsoom, Liver excess does not necessarily lead to blood stasis. Kid excess is the most likely patho-dynamic for blood stasis. T



   
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Thanks 🙂



   
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