기혈양허증 氣血兩虛證
Qi-blood deficiency pattern
Where they diverge
Traditional concepts do not map one-to-one onto modern diagnoses. Read the divergence note first.
Statistics Korea's KCD-9 registers this entry as U62.4 Qi-blood deficiency pattern under pattern identification. Pattern identification does not correspond to modern diagnostic entities. One pattern can appear across many diseases, and the same disease can be differentiated into several patterns depending on the patient. No modern diagnosis is therefore asserted here. The two systems do not merely differ in breadth — they classify along different axes.
- Generated from the KCD-9 listing and the nature of its category. No specific modern correspondence has been assessed for this entry.
- KCD does not carry the Donguibogam volume, so it is left blank here. It needs checking against the original text.
Tradition · what the text describes
Traditional pattern
기혈양허증 氣血兩虛證
The Donguibogam volume for this entry is unverified — KCD does not carry it.
Bridge · linked via official codes
Official codes
KCD U62.4 기혈양허증(氣血兩虛證) · Korean Medicine pattern
Modern · documented evidence
Modern diagnosis
- No modern diagnosis is asserted for this entry — see “Where they diverge” above.
Related herbs
Licorice · Korean angelica · Eucommia bark · Liriope · Siler root · Ginseng · Amur cork tree
Related formulas
Formulas that the KTKP record lists as indicated for this entry. The herbs above are linked through them.