Blocked meridians and impassable qi and blood may lead to numbness of the skin, weakness of the limbs and other systemic symptoms, but also cough, abdominal pain and other exclusive organs and meridians do not pass through the performance.
The meridians are the channels through which the body runs qi and blood, and when the meridians are blocked, resulting in poor qi and blood flow, there may be generalized symptoms such as tiredness and weakness of the limbs, numbness and insensitivity of the skin, dizziness, and so on.
When the meridians of an internal organ are blocked, there will be exclusive symptoms. For example, when the lung meridian is blocked, coughing, chest pain and other manifestations; spleen meridian is blocked, loss of appetite, abdominal distension, loose stools (feces thin and unshaped) and other manifestations; bladder meridian is blocked, urinary incontinence (urination is not smooth) and other manifestations.
The specific hazards vary depending on the meridians that are blocked. Patients who experience related symptoms should go to the hospital in time for treatment.