Cold repletion

Patterns in which the cold evil stagnates and binds internally, characterized by harmony of the mouth (no particular taste in the mouth), cold limbs, long voidings of clear urine, abdominal pain that refuses pressure, constipation, a white tongue fur, and a stringlike sunken pulse.

Etymology

Chin 寒 hán, cold; 实 shí, repletion. The reason for the difference in order of components from that of 实热 shí rè is not clear.