Damp-heat lodged in the qì aspect

Also damp-heat lodged in the triple burner. An externally contracted febrile disease pattern characterized by persistent low or remittent heat effusion, fatigued limbs, and oppression in the chest. Thirst without appreciable intake of fluid is accompanied by a bland, bitter taste or slimy sensation in the mouth. Voidings are short with reddish urine. The tongue fur is yellow and slimy. Summerheat-damp and damp obstruction may also be characterized by such signs. More at qì-aspect pattern.