Spleen deficiency is a concept in Chinese medicine. Both men and women may have symptoms of spleen deficiency; women may have abnormal menstruation or other gynecological-specific symptoms, but most other symptoms are similar and not limited to five, which can be roughly divided into symptoms of the digestive system, systemic symptoms and other symptoms: 1. Digestive system symptoms: According to Chinese medicine, the spleen is responsible for transportation, i.e., digesting and absorbing food and cooperating with other organs to transport the food produced This means that the spleen is responsible for digesting and absorbing food and working with other organs to transport the nutrients produced by food to all parts of the body. Patients with spleen deficiency may have abnormal digestive symptoms such as loss of appetite, unformed stools, diarrhea, abdominal pain, bloating, nausea and vomiting because of the reduced digestive function of the spleen; 2. Other symptoms: another function of the spleen is to control the blood from overflowing out of the veins, so in patients with spleen deficiency, the blood control function of the spleen is malfunctioning, resulting in overflowing blood and bleeding symptoms such as heavy menstruation, nosebleeds and blood in the stool. Symptoms of prolapse.