huyết hư

huyết hư

Một bệnh nhân được chẩn đoán mắc chứng huyết hư.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Blood deficiency, anemia: In traditional Vietnamese medicine, "huyết " refers to a pathological state characterized by a deficiency or insufficiency of blood in the body, leading to symptoms like paleness, fatigue, and dizziness. It is a fundamental concept of deficiency syndrome.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • ấy được chẩn đoán mắc chứng huyết . (She was diagnosed with blood deficiency / anemia.)
    • Triệu chứng của huyết bao gồm da xanh xao chóng mặt. (The symptoms of blood deficiency include pale skin and dizziness.)
    • Theo Đông y, cần bổ huyết khi bị huyết . (According to traditional medicine, one needs to nourish the blood when suffering from blood deficiency.)
Advanced Usage
  • This term is primarily used in the context of traditional Vietnamese medicine (Đông y). In modern Western medical contexts, the more common and precise term is "thiếu máu" (anemia). "Huyết " can be considered a more traditional or archaic term for this condition.
    • Trong y học cổ truyền, huyết khí hư hai chứng trạng khác nhau. (In traditional medicine, blood deficiency and qi deficiency are two different pathological states.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Thiếu máu (n): Anemia. This is the standard modern medical term.
    • Thiếu máu do thiếu sắt phổ biến nhất. (Iron-deficiency anemia is the most common.)
  • Bổ huyết (v): To nourish or tonify the blood (a common treatment principle in traditional medicine for "huyết ").
    • Các bài thuốc bổ huyết thường đương quy thục địa. (Blood-nourishing remedies often contain Chinese angelica root and prepared rehmannia root.)
Synonyms
  • Thiếu máu (n): Anemia.
  • Chứng máu xấu (n, informal): Poor blood condition (a colloquial, non-medical term).
Notes on Meaning
  • Traditional vs. Modern Medicine: It is crucial to distinguish the usage. "Huyết " is a holistic concept within traditional medicine, which may not have a direct one-to-one correlation with the Western hematological definition of "anemia," although they are often equated in general translation.
  • Not a Phrasal Verb or Idiom: As a medical term, "huyết " does not function as a phrasal verb or idiom. It is a fixed compound noun.