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| Pattern Names |
| Wind Phlegm • • |
| Classification |
| Category: 8 Principles |
Syndrome: Excess |
| Symptoms |
| Tongue: Swollen, Sticky coat • If Wind Stroke, then swollen and deviated |
Pulse: Wiry, Slippery |
| Indications: Severe dizziness, n/v, numbness of limbs, expectorating phlegm, chest oppression, blurry vision, a rattling in the throat, slurred speech • If Wind-Stroke, then also includes aphasia, eye-mouth deviation, hemiplegia, numbness and tingling
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| Keywords |
| Sudden Deviation of mouth/tongue/eye or Hemiplegia |
| Acupuncture |
| SP 9, ST 40, ST 4, ST 5, ST 6, ST 36, LI 4, LI 10, DU 20 |
| Herb |
| Bu Yang Huan Wu Tang |
