A subjective feeling of fullness in the abdomen without pronounced visible or palatable expansion.
Commonly Used Kampo Formulas:
Replete Fullness
Vacuity Fullness
- Keishikashakuyakuto
- Shokenchuto
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- Abdominal Diagnosis
- Abdominal Fullness (Fukuman)
- Blood Stasis signs (Oketsuten)
- Fullness in the chest and hypochondrium (Kyokyokuman)
- Lower abdominal contracture (Shofukukokyu)
- Lower Abdominal Cramp (Shofukukyuketsu)
- Lower Abdominal Fullness (Shofukuman)
- Lower Abdominal Hardness and Fullness (Shofukukoman)
- Lower abdominal numbness (Shofukufujin)
- Midline Lead (Seichushin)
- Palpitations above/besides/below (Saijyoki, Saiboki, Saikaki)
- Pressure Tenderness on Umbilicus (Saitsu)
- Rectus tension (Fukuchokukinrenkyu)
- Stomach splashing sound (Shinsuion)
- Stuffiness and rigidity below the heart (Shinkahiko)
- Visible Peristalsis (Zendofuon)
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