From Essential Prescriptions of the Golden Cabinet (金匮要略 jīn guì yào lüè). A welling-abscess (yōng) of the lung; arising when externally contracted wind evil and heat toxin brew and obstruct the lung, and when the heat causes qì stagnation and blood stasis, which binds to form a welling-abscess (yōng) that in time starts to suppurate. The classic sign is coughing up of pus and blood. Pulmonary welling-abscess (yōng) is associated with heat effusion and shivering, cough, chest pain, rapid respiration, expectoration of sticky fishy-smelling purulent phlegm in severe cases producing phlegm and blood.