Symptoms of stomach yin deficiency are complex and varied, with symptoms varying from mild to severe, and the most obvious symptoms do not exist. Commonly, there are hidden pain in the stomach and epigastrium, dry mouth and throat, and dry stools.
Stomach yin deficiency is one of the common clinical manifestations, which refers to the deficiency of stomach yin, the loss of gastric healing (obstruction of gastric function), and a manifestation of deficiency heat. When stomach yin deficiency appears, a variety of uncomfortable clinical symptoms can occur, which can seriously affect normal life.
Insufficient stomach yin (insufficient yin fluid in the stomach) and internal generation of deficiency heat, resulting in the loss of gastric healing and descending, often resulting in burning pain in the stomach and epigastric region, noisy (stomach similar to hunger, emptiness with burning sensation) discomfort; stomach yin deficiency and deficiency of fluid can not be borne, but also appear in the mouth, dry throat, dry stools, urination, and other symptoms.
When symptoms of stomach yin deficiency occur, it is necessary to consult a doctor in a timely manner. It is not advisable to take medication on your own to avoid delaying your condition.