Disruptions of the Internal Organs According to TCM
Heart	v Heart Qi Deficiency v Heart Yang Deficiency v Heart Blood Deficiency v Heart Yin Deficiency v Upflaring of Heart Fire v Cold Phlegm obscuring the portals of the mind v Hot Phlegm obscuring the portals of the mind v Cardiac Bi	Small Intestine	v Deficient cold of the Small Intestine v Excess heat of the Small Intestine v Qi Stagnation in the Small Intestine
Lung	v Failure of to disperse the Qi v Rebellious lung Qi v Lung Qi Deficiency v Lung yin Deficiency v Wind-cold damp invasion v Damp-heat invasion v Wind-heat invasion v Retention of phlegm in the lungs	Large Intestine	v Excess heat in the Large Intestine v Large Intestine damp heat v Large Intestine fluid depletion v Large Intestine deficient cold
Spleen	v Spleen Qi Deficiency v De-vitalization of Spleen Yang v Collapse of Center Qi v Failure of Spleen to hold blood in blood vessels v Spleen cold damp invasion v Spleen damp heat invasion	Stomach	v Stomach heat v Stomach fire v Stomach yin deficiency v Stomach cold v Food stagnation into stomach v Stomach Qi deficiency
Kidneys	v Kidney Qi deficiency v Kidney yin deficiency v Heart-Kidney yin deficiency v Liver-Kidney yin deficiency v Lung-Kidney yin deficiency v Kidney yang deficiency v Spleen-kidney yang deficiency v Heart-Kidney yang deficiency v Kidney Jing deficiency v Weak mingmen fire	Bladder	v Damp heat in the bladder v Bladder deficient cold
Liver	v Liver Qi Stagnation v Liver blood deficiency v Liver yin deficiency v Liver invading Stomach v Upflaring of liver fire v Hyperactive liver yang v Stirring of liver wind	Gallbladder	v Damp heat in the Gallbladder v Gallbladder excess v Gallbladder deficiency