What is a common symptom of Spleen Qi Deficiency?

A common symptom of Spleen Qi Deficiency is tiredness, particularly in the morning. Spleen Qi is responsible for the production of blood and vital energy (Qi) from the food we consume. When the Spleen is weak, there is insufficient Qi and blood circulation, leading to overall fatigue and a lack of energy, which may be more noticeable after waking. This aligns with the clinical picture typical of Spleen Qi Deficiency, where individuals may feel sluggish and lacking in vigor upon waking.

In terms of the other options, while they may represent symptoms associated with other conditions, they do not clearly align with Spleen Qi Deficiency. Burning sensations or stabbing pains in the epigastrium are more characteristic of conditions related to excess heat or stagnation rather than deficiency. Cold limbs might indicate underlying issues with Yang Qi or blood circulation but is not a primary symptom of Spleen Qi Deficiency, which typically presents more with fatigue and digestive issues.