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Vaginal flatus
阴吹 〔陰吹〕yīn chuī
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Replete grain qì (谷气实 gǔ qì shí) causes vaginal flatus marked by a loud clear sound and continuous expulsions and is associated with constipation.
Medicinal therapy: Treat by moistening dryness and precipitation. Use
Center qì fall (中气下陷 gǔ qì xià xiàn) causes vaginal flatus with shortness of breath, laziness to speak, fatigue, and lack of strength.
Medicinal therapy: Supplement the center and boost qì. Use
Biomedical correspondence: flatus vaginalis. Modern gynecology attributes flatus vaginalis to a number of causes: loosening of the vagina in childbirth allowing air to enter and accumulate before it is periodically expelled (e.g., when lying face downward or during physical exertion); carbohydrates resolving into gas in the vagina; deformities that cause intestinal flatus to be discharged through the vagina. These considerations may help to shed light on the traditional Chinese explanations.
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