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Heat dysentery
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Dysentery forming a heat pattern. Heat dysentery is usually attributable to exuberant heat in the intestines causing accumulation and stagnation. It is characterized by the general signs of dysentery (abdominal pain, tenesmus, and red and white stool) in addition to generalized heat, vexation and thirst with intake of fluid, hot reddish urine, slimy yellow tongue fur, and a forceful rapid slippery pulse.
Medicinal therapy: Clear heat, cool the blood, and resolve toxin. Use formulas such as
Acumoxatherapy: Base treatment on ST and LI. Select