12.太阳阳明合病感冒（12. Taiyang Yangming disease cold）.doc

12.太阳阳明合病感冒（12. Taiyang Yangming disease cold） 12. sun Yangming disease cold: six meridian syndrome is exogenous disease, clinical manifestations and pathological changes of the viscera and meridians. The viscera, meridians and collaterals are internal and external, and each other is a collateral, so it is often affected by illness and changes. Where two or three diseases at the same time, there is no sequence of points, known as the disease.. Most of them are primary diseases, and their potential is urgent. 121 sun Yangming disease cold, refers to the sun and feel cold after two Yangming disease, syndrome with fever, head pain, and vomiting can not eat or main symptom. It is not uncommon for a person to suffer from such a disease at the beginning of a cold. If the certificate has already been declared, it will be repeated in the Li, and the person who is vomiting under the lower right shall not be in this case. The disease tends to form, and to, is a kind of syndromes in the table with the. The sun is the body of the table, for all the barriers of the Tang Dynasty, the unity of the Ying Ying Wei, Ying Wei coordination, then Wei outer solid. If the healthy qi is weak, the Wei loses the solid, the cold wind attacks, the sun assumes the brunt. Ying Wei Wei Yang is an imbalance, see fever; cold evil outside attack, no sweat striae occlusion; sun Meridian on the forehead top brain collaterals, clip renal akimbo, finally, the sun was lost in the warm, see head pain, body pain pain. The sense of evil is heavy, evil in forced forced under Lee Ming, e., because stomach vomit can not eat. Because of the injury of yin and vomiting, the stomach is dry and thirsty. The pathogenic factor of wind cold is partial to the exterior of the muscle, so the fur is thin and white, and the pulse is superficial. We can see that the clinical manifestations of this syndrome are: 122 main symptoms: fever, no sweat; the head of the strong pain; and the vomit can not eat. Secondary symptoms: phy