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Slow emergence
缓发 〔緩發〕 huǎn fā
See gradual emergence. The slow development of a disease. It results from the following causes:
- Sexual intemperance, which gradually wears essential qì and causes vacuity taxation (severe vacuity patterns).
- Excessive thought and preoccupation, which slowly damage the heart and spleen.
- Dampness, which, being sticky and clammy, often affects the body slowly.