Cold stomach with hands in summer may be due to Yang deficiency. According to Chinese medicine, yang qi has the functions of warming and fixing. Therefore, yang qi can warm one’s body. Patients with yang deficiency will have cold or frozen limbs as well as abdomen due to yang deficiency and yin cold.
Yang deficiency is also accompanied by a fear of cold, a light mouth without thirst, or a preference for hot drinks, or spontaneous sweating (involuntary sweating during the day, aggravated by the slightest movement of sweating), a long and clear urine or urinary incontinence, scanty and thin stools, a whitish complexion (white color and lack of luster), a pale and fat tongue, a slippery moss, and a weak pulse that is dull and slow (or numberless). It may be accompanied by fatigue (lack of energy), weakness, shortness of breath and other signs of qi deficiency.
The coldness of the stomach in summer may be caused by Yang deficiency, and it is necessary to consult a doctor in time to avoid delaying the condition.