Lin Syndrome with whitish urine (Gao Lin) due to Dampness accumulation in a Kidney Yang Vacuity pattern

Running Piglet Syndrome (Ben Tun) due to Lower Burner Cold Accumulation causing Qi Stagnation and Rebellion

Red eyes, due to Summerheat-Damp-Heat Attack to the Liver Channel

Lung Yin Vacuity, with Heat/Fire superabundance, causing Lung Qi Conterflow

Shortness of breath, spontaneous perspiration, cough, dyspnea, due to Lung Qi Vacuity

Apoplexy sequels due to Qi Vacuity, Yang Qi and Blood Stasis obstructing the Jing Luo

Shortness of breath, spontaneous perspiration, aversion to cold, fatigue, lack of appetite, soft stools, ptosis, fever, due to Spleen/Stomach Qi Vacuity and Qi Exhaustion

Rhinitis, yellow abundant nasal discharge, purulent and smelly, frontal headaches, due to Wind-Heat

Increasing fever and decreasing chills, due to Wind-Cold transforming into Heat

Unresolved Tai Yang Syndrome, with Shao Yang Syndrome with fullness in the chest and hypochondrium, feces and urine disorders, thirst, alternation between chills and fever, irritability

Predominant Cold over Heat, with cold extremities (limbs), thirst, dry mouth or bitter taste, absence of vomiting, mild tension, pain, fullness under the heart, the chest or the RTL, perspiration in the head, alternating fever and chills (+), dysuria, cold extremities and dry stools. Jue Yin Syndrome with dry stools

Combined Xiao Chai Hu Tang and Gui Zhi Tang Syndromes

Pain and creaking joints, due to Wind in the joints, Tai Yang and Shao Yang Syndromes, epigastric pain due to Liver/Spleen Disharmony

Plenitude and distension in the chest with insomnia, anxiety, palpitations, irritability, heavy body sensation with difficulty in turning the torso, due to Disharmony of the Three Yang Channels

Xiao Chai Hu Tang Syndrome with Internal Heat and constipation. Gan Mao (卯). Gastrointestinal diseases. Coronary diseases

Xiao Chai Hu Tang Syndrome with no vomiting, but with grate thirst

Congestion and nodules in the liver, premenstrual syndrome dysmenorrhea