Loss of
Yin
Loss of yin can be caused by extreme pathogenic heat, heavy loss of blood, violent vomiting, profuse sweating and diarrhoea that result in loss of great quantity of body fluid with the symptoms of emaciation, wrinkled skin, sunken eyes, scanty and sticky sweating, irritability and very weak pulse, etc.
Loss of yin can be caused by extreme pathogenic heat, heavy loss of blood, violent vomiting, profuse sweating and diarrhoea that result in loss of great quantity of body fluid with the symptoms of emaciation, wrinkled skin, sunken eyes, scanty and sticky sweating, irritability and very weak pulse, etc.
