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Tai Yin Syndrome

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Shang Han Lun

Tai Yin Syndrome has the following symptom and signs: Great thirst with frequent urination, uncomfortable feeling of ascending gas rushing up from beneath the eplgastrium,  heat and pain in the stomach, hunger with inability to eat. When food is eaten, ascarides will be vomited out. If purgative  is given, there will be continuous Diarrhea. 


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