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Zouhuorumo

Zouhuorumo (Chinese: 走火入魔; pinyin: zǒuhuǒrùmó) is a syndrome of psychological and somatic symptoms related to the practice of qigong and other self-cultivation methods. Symptoms of zouhuorumo include mental and physical agitation and pain, thought disorder in severe cases and other neurological symptoms such as altered sensation. There are several…

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Zouhuorumo

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples50
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
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related to Western psychiatry · 10
Zouhuorumo → Conversion, Diagnostic, DSM-V-rt, In, It, Mental Disorders, Rather, Statistical Manual, Symptoms, That
related to Traditional practitioners · 6
Zouhuorumo → Chinese, In, Practitioners, The, This, Treatment
related to background · 5
Zouhuorumo → In, Similar, Somatic, Sufferers, The
related to Qigong community · 4
Zouhuorumo → Conversely, The, This, Within

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qigong practice chinese symptoms may syndrome qi pinyin mental disorder psychological china community intense traditional movements somatic include physical overly

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altered sensationinstance ofthought disorder in severe cases and other neurological symptoms0.80text
schizophreniainstance ofOther psychiatric illnesses0.80text
mood disorderinstance ofOther psychiatric illnesses0.80text
schizophreniainstance ofIf possible predisposing psychiatric conditions0.80text
bipolar disorderinstance ofIf possible predisposing psychiatric conditions0.80text
post-traumatic stress disorder are presentinstance ofIf possible predisposing psychiatric conditions0.80text
self-guided qigong practice is contraindicated.Qigong communityWithin the qigong communityinstance ofIf possible predisposing psychiatric conditions0.80text
zouhuorumo is attributed to improper practiceinstance ofIf possible predisposing psychiatric conditions0.80text
sharp headachesinstance ofThis improper practice represents incorrect channeling of qi.The community suggests those who have signs of excess heat in the body0.80text
flushinginstance ofThis improper practice represents incorrect channeling of qi.The community suggests those who have signs of excess heat in the body0.80text
and who are easily excitedinstance ofThis improper practice represents incorrect channeling of qi.The community suggests those who have signs of excess heat in the body0.80text
are anxious or have florid imaginationsinstance ofThis improper practice represents incorrect channeling of qi.The community suggests those who have signs of excess heat in the body0.80text

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