Splenic malnutrition
Spleen malnutrition is one of the five malnutritions. It is caused by improper milk and food intake, which damages the spleen and stomach. The main symptoms include sallow complexion, a drum-like abdomen, exposed blue veins on the abdominal skin, vomiting, loss of appetite, a preference for eating dirt, thirst and thirst, indigestion, sour and smelly diarrhea, coughing and shortness of breath, chest congestion, dry mouth and nose, white film in the eyes, preference for darkness and fear of light, red and scorched lips, and weakness in the limbs.
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Site of disease:
spleen -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Newborns -
Related symptoms:
Cough thirst photophobia fatigue -
Concurrent disease: