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吸氣

干涉

埋伏

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9969-6st commonly in summer and autumn. When blood predominates it is known as “red dysentery.” When white viscid grains or pus predominates it is known as “white dysentery.” If pus and blood are comparable in quantity it is known as “red and white dysentery.”

領(lǐng)袖氣質(zhì)

CURB

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-85467-4 of transforming, transporting and distributing fluids. The excess water then overflows into the interstitial tissues in the muscles and the skin. Clinically, it is seen as puffy swelling in the head, face, eyelids, extremities, the trunk, or even the entire body.

DECRY

書法

啟發(fā)

micronutrients

Aesthete

Stomachachemstances the spleen and the stomach may be injured and their Qi impeded. Stomachache may also arise when pent-up rage injures the liver, anxiety and brooding injure the spleen, stagnant Qi damages the stomach, or stagnant Qi transforms into Fire and scorches the interior. If spleen-Yang is chronical