What symptoms are associated with SP Qi Xu?

The correct symptoms associated with Spleen Qi Deficiency (SP Qi Xu) include poor appetite and abdominal distention. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the Spleen is responsible for digestion, nutrient absorption, and the production of Qi (vital energy) from food. When the Spleen is deficient in Qi, it struggles to perform these functions effectively.

A poor appetite reflects a decreased capacity to process food, leading to insufficient intake and resultant weakness in the body's energy levels. Abdominal distention often occurs because the Spleen is unable to transform and transport food and fluids properly, resulting in stagnation and bloating. Together, these symptoms highlight the compromised function of the Spleen and its role in digestive health.

In comparison, other options present symptoms that do not align with Spleen Qi Xu. Chronic diarrhea and severe fatigue may suggest other conditions, potentially involving Dampness or other organ imbalances, rather than specific Spleen Qi deficiency. Weight gain and high energy are contrary to the effects of Spleen Qi deficiency, which typically leads to fatigue and a lack of vitality. Lastly, persistent shivering and chills suggest a different issue related to Yang deficiency or another type of imbalance that does not correlate with S