Eye trauma with hemorrhage, retinochoroiditis with recurrent bleeding, with bitter taste in the mouth and dry cough

Wind-Heat intricate abscesses, head and neck skin inflammation, due to Wind-Heat-Toxin with pain, swelling, redness and heat, high fever, slight aversion to cold, thirst and little perspiration

Painful eyes, due to Liver Suppression and Blood Stasis

Cold pain in the lower portion of the abdomen, due to Cold Accumulation with Liver and Kidney Vacuity and Qi Stagnation

Abdominal distension and belching due to Food Stagnation, Dampness and Qi Conterflow (Qi Ni)

Abdominal and epigastric fullness, anorexia, loss of taste (ageusia), vomiting, weight sensation, soft stools, due to Spleen/Stomach Dampness

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Heat-Toxin manifesting in the head with Wind-Heat and Damp-Phlegm

Early whitening of the beard and the hair, loose teeth, nocturnal emissions, lumbar and knee weakness, due to Liver and Kidney Vacuity

Spontaneous perspiration due to Cold-Vacuity

Bleedings or anemia, due to Qi Vacuity/Blood

Blurred vision, pain and dryness of the eyes, tearing caused by wind, due to Liver and Kidney Yin Vacuity

Pain due to external trauma (swelling, injury, cut, fracture…) with Blood Stasis

Vomiting and diarrhea, due to Spleen/Stomach Vacuity in children

Fatigue, exhaustion, spontaneous and nocturnal perspiration, decreased appetite, nocturnal thirst, due to Qi/Yin Vacuity

Facial paralysis, mouth and eyes deviation, eyes muscles convulsion, due to Wind Attack (Zhong Feng)