Pathology → TCM Patterns
Blood-test biomarkers and the TCM patterns most commonly associated with them
A practitioner reference for reading a patient's pathology report through a TCM lens. Each row lists a common biomarker abnormality, the Western clinical context, and the Chinese medicine patterns most often behind it — with a short bridging rationale so you can see why the mapping holds.
Decision support, not a diagnosis
Always investigate the Western cause first — this reference is for correlating confirmed pathology with TCM pattern differentiation. Reference ranges are indicative only; use your local lab's ranges. For structured differentials from a TCM pattern, see the Reverse Diagnosis tool.
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Open Reverse DiagnosisClinical disclaimer: this content is educational reference material for qualified practitioners. It is not a substitute for individualised clinical judgement and does not replace investigation of the underlying Western cause of an abnormal pathology result.