WHO InternatIOnal Standard termInOlOgIeS On tradItIOnal medIcIne

WHO INTERNATIONAL STANDARD TERMINOLOGIES ON TRADITIONAL MEDICINE IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC REGION 99Code Term Chinese Definition/Description2.3.171 watery diarrhea 水 瀉 ; 注 泄2.3.172 ungratifying diarrhea 瀉 下 不 爽serious diarrhea with a forceful discharge of waterystool, also the same as outpour diarrheadiarrhea that leaves the patient with a feeling that thebowels have not been satisfactorily emptied2.3.173undigested food instool完 穀 不 化a condition in which the stool contains undigestedfood2.3.174 clear-food diarrhea下 利 淸 穀 ;完 穀 下 利frequent discharge of fluid stools containing undigestedfood, the same as undigested food diarrhea2.3.175 abdominal urgency 裏 急(1) urge to defecate; (2) contraction of male genitalorgan2.3.176 tenesmus 裏 急 後 重 ineffectual and painful straining at stool2.3.177 fifth-watch diarrhea 五 更 泄diarrhea occurring daily at dawn, usually due to kidneyyang deficiency, the same as early morning diarrhea2.3.178 efflux diarrhea 滑 泄 diarrhea with fecal incontinence2.3.179 throughflux diarrhea 洞 泄2.3.180 fulminant diarrhea 暴 瀉diarrhea after eating, with undigested food in thestoola pathological change characterized by sudden onsetof diarrhea with profuse discharge2.3.181 sloppy diarrhea 溏 泄 diarrhea with soft, unformed stool2.3.182 cold diarrhea 寒 泄2.3.183 soggy diarrhea 濡 泄2.3.184 swill diarrhea 飧 泄2.3.185 sloppy stool 便 溏diarrhea caused by attack of cold on the gastrointestinaltractdiarrhea due to damage to the spleen by exuberantdampnessdiarrhea marked by watery stool containing undigestedfooddischarge of soft, unformed stools, the same as loosestool2.3.186stool sometimessloppy and sometimesbound溏 結 不 調stool that varies greatly in consistency