Pregnancy Eclampsia / Zi Xian
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CORE DEFINITION
Sudden dizziness, collapse, coma, and convulsions occurring in late pregnancy or during labor.
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High-pressure storm. This is liver wind stirring internally. Because nourishing the fetus consumes blood, leading to liver blood deficiency, which cannot restrain liver yang, so yang qi transforms into wind, directly knocking the pregnant woman down. Emergency treatment must calm the liver and extinguish wind.
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Sudden dizziness, coma, and convulsions in late pregnancy are classified in Chinese medicine as liver blood deficiency and liver yang transforming into wind (liver wind stirring internally); in modern terms, this corresponds to preeclampsia/eclampsia, related to hypertension and vasospasm, and is an emergency condition.
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- zh.wikipedia.orghttps://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%AD%90%E7%99%87verified
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