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Throat-locking wind
锁喉风 〔鎖喉風〕suǒ hóu fēng
Throat wind with clenched jaw. Throat-locking wind is caused by brewing lung-stomach heat with subsequent contraction of wind evil, which settles in the throat. There is soreness inside and outside the throat pass, with a red swelling as large as a hen’s egg. There is oppression in the chest, short hasty breathing, difficulty in speaking and swallowing, jaw clenched tight as a lock, bad breath, constipation, and great heat [effusion] and aversion to cold.
Biomedical correspondence: peritonsillar abscess; retropharyngeal abscess.
Medicinal therapy: Course wind and clear heat; resolve toxin and disperse swelling. Use