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Tai Yang and Yang Ming Syndrome, Bi Wind-Damp-Heat with heat and joint swelling

Bai Hu Tang Syndrome with important thirst

High fever, perspiration with no aversion to cold, aversion to heat, dysphoria, slippery (hua), rapid (shuo) pulse

Heat in the Yang Ming and Qi Level, Stomach Fire Rising

Yang Ming Channel Heat, Qi Level Heat, Stomach Fire with injury to the Organic Fluids and the Qi

Repletion Cold/Yin pushing Yang to the Exterior, with aversion to cold, red face

Bai Tou Weng Tang Syndrome with bloody stools, sticky blood in the stool, weakness, shortness of breath. Diarrhea after childbirth

Diarrhea with more blood than pus, due to Stomach and Intestine Toxic Heat

Acute and/or stinky diarrhea, due to Damp-Heat and/or Heat-Toxin

Vomiting with blood or bloody expectorations, due to Spleen Yang Vacuity (Spleen Failing to Manage the Blood)

Nasal obstruction with clear and fluid mucus, due to Wind-Cold

Gui Zhi Fu Zi Tang Syndrome with frequent urination and dry stools