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Fetal fright
胎惊 〔胎驚〕tāi jīng
Fright wind in neonates other than umbilical wind, characterized by episodes of fright reversal, loss of consciousness, convulsions of the extremities, and spasm of the face. Fetal fright was traditionally attributed to poor nutrition or emotional disturbances during pregnancy.
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