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Wind-cold deafness
风寒耳聋 〔風寒耳聾〕 fēng hán ěr lóng
Deafness attributed to wind-cold fettering the exterior, congealing in the channels, and blocking the ear orifices. Wind-cold deafness is associated with headache, aversion to cold, heat effusion, absence of sweating, nasal congestion, and tinnitus.
Medicinal therapy: Dispel cold with warm acrid medicinals; open the orifices and effuse sweat. Formulas such as
Acumoxatherapy: See deafness.
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