Table 1.
Signs and symptom | Point |
---|---|
Purple tongue | (less severe) 8, (more severe) 10 |
Resistance to pressure in lower abdomen | (less severe) 8, (more severe) 10 |
Choppy pulse | 10 |
Dark stool (Melena) | 10 |
Pathogenic nodules | 10 |
Distended veins under tongue | (less severe) 8, (more severe) 10 |
Irregular pulse | 8 |
No pulse | 10 |
Distended veins in abdominal wall | 10 |
Hypodermal ecchymoses | (less severe) 8, (more severe) 10 |
Dark menstrual blood with clots | (less severe) 8, (more severe) 10 |
Persistent angina pectoris | 10 |
General fixed pain | 8 |
Dark red lips and gums | 6 |
Small vessels | 5 |
Numb extremities | 5 |
Surgery history | 5 |
Mucosal membrane of palate (+) | (less severe) 4, (more severe) 5 |
Paralysis in extremities | (less severe) 5, (more severe) 7 |
Psychiatric abnormality | (Irritability) 4, (Mania) 8 |
Rough skin | (less severe) 4, (more severe) 5 |
Complete blood viscosity (+) | 10 |
Blood plasma viscosity (+) | 5 |
External clot net weight (+) | 10 |
External clot total weight (+) | 8 |
Increase in platelet aggregation | 10 |
Abnormality in blood clot elasticity | 8 |
Microcirculation obstruction | 10 |
Hemodynamics obstruction | 10 |
Decrease in fiber dissolution activity | 10 |
Resistance in platelet release | 10 |
Pathogenic scan (+) for blood stasis | 10 |
Blood vessel obstruction by new technology analysis | 10 |
Grades >19 points are categorized as Blood-Stasis syndrome