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Heat water swelling
热水肿 〔熱水腫〕rè shuǐ zhǒng
Water swelling with heat signs. It is usually due to dryness-heat damaging the lung and impairing depurative downbearing and disturbing the regulation of the waterways. It manifests in puffy swelling of the face, rough panting, distension and oppression in the chest and abdomen, thirst, heart vexation, and reddish rough urination.
Medicinal therapy: Clear the lung and disinhibit water. Use
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