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What are the clinical signs of Lung Qi Xu?

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Shortness of breath, weak voice, watery sputum, tiredness, bright white complexion, spontaneous sweating.

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What tongue and pulse are seen in Lung Qi Xu?

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Tongue: pale or normal with thin white coat; Pulse: Reduced Substance, especially front right.

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What causes Lung Qi Xu?

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Hereditary weakness, sedentary posture, unresolved Wind-Cold/Heat, antibiotic use, Kidney Qi Xu.

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What is the treatment principle for Lung Qi Xu?

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Tonify Lung Qi and warm Yang Qi.

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Which points treat Lung Qi Xu?

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Bl13, Bl43, Lu7, Lu9, St36, Ren6, Ren17, Du12.

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What are the signs of Lung Yin Xu?

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Dry cough, scanty or blood-tinged sputum, low-grade fever, night sweats, dry throat, malar flush.

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What tongue and pulse indicate Lung Yin Xu?

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Tongue: red, dry, peeled; Pulse: thin, tight, slightly rapid.

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What is the treatment for Lung Yin Xu?

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Tonify Lung Yin, nourish fluids, clear empty heat.

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Which acupuncture points are used for Lung Yin Xu?

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Bl13, Bl43, Lu5, Lu6, Lu7, Lu10, Kid6, Ren4, Ren12, Ren17.

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What are the signs of Lung Dryness?

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Dry cough, dry skin, dry mouth/throat, thirst, hoarse voice.

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What is the treatment for Lung Dryness?

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Moisten the Lungs and nourish body fluids.

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Which points treat Lung Dryness?

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Lu9, Kid6, Sp6, Ren12.

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What are signs of Wind-Cold Invading the Lungs?

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Cough with watery sputum, chills, sneezing, runny nose, occipital headache, aversion to cold.

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What tongue and pulse are seen in Wind-Cold in Lungs?

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Tongue: pinkish with thin white coat; Pulse: Floating and Tight.

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What is the treatment for Wind-Cold invasion?

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Expel Cold, release exterior, stimulate Lung dispersing/descending.

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Which points are used for Wind-Cold invasion?

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Lu7, LI4, Bl12, Bl13, GB20, Du16.

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What are the signs of Wind-Heat Invading the Lungs?

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Cough with thick yellow sputum, sore throat, fever, thirst, nasal discharge, body aches.

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What is the treatment principle for Wind-Heat invasion?

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Clear Heat, release Exterior, stimulate Lung dispersing/descending.

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What acupuncture points are used for Wind-Heat in the Lungs?

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Lu7, LI4, SJ5, GB20, Du14, Lu11, Lu10, Lu5, LI11, Bl12, Bl13.

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What are the signs of Wind-Water in Lungs?

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Sudden eye/face swelling, scanty pale urine, bright complexion, cough, fever, breathlessness.

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What points treat Wind-Water?

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Lu7, LI6, LI7, LI4, Bl12, Bl13, Ren9.

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What are symptoms of Damp-Phlegm obstructing the Lungs?

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Chronic cough, white sputum, chest stuffiness, dyspnea, asthma.

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What is the treatment principle for Damp-Phlegm in Lungs?

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Resolve Phlegm and restore Lung descending function.

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Which points are used for Damp-Phlegm in Lungs?

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Lu1, Lu5, Lu7, Lu9, St40, P6, Ren9, Ren12, Ren17, Ren22, Bl13, Bl20.

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What are signs of Phlegm-Heat obstructing the Lungs?
Barking cough, yellow/green sputum, chest pain, dyspnea, rib pain.
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Which points are used for Phlegm-Heat in the Lungs?
Lu1, Lu5, Lu6, Lu7, Lu9, Lu10, St40, P6, Ren9, Ren12, Ren17, Ren22, Bl13, Bl20.
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What are symptoms of Phlegm-Fluids in the Lungs?
Cough, watery sputum, chest splashing sounds, dyspnea, chilliness.
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Which points treat Phlegm-Fluids in the Lungs?
Lu5, Lu6, Lu7, Lu9, St40, P6, Ren9, Ren12, Ren17, Bl13, Bl20, Bl43, St36.
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REVIEW: What are the clinical signs of Lung Qi Xu?
Shortness of breath, weak voice, watery sputum, tiredness, bright white complexion, spontaneous sweating.
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REVIEW: What tongue and pulse are seen in Lung Qi Xu?
Tongue: pale or normal with thin white coat; Pulse: Reduced Substance, especially front right.
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REVIEW: What causes Lung Qi Xu?
Hereditary weakness, sedentary posture, unresolved Wind-Cold/Heat, antibiotic use, Kidney Qi Xu.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment principle for Lung Qi Xu?
Tonify Lung Qi and warm Yang Qi.
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REVIEW: Which points treat Lung Qi Xu?
Bl13, Bl43, Lu7, Lu9, St36, Ren6, Ren17, Du12.
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REVIEW: What are the signs of Lung Yin Xu?
Dry cough, scanty or blood-tinged sputum, low-grade fever, night sweats, dry throat, malar flush.
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REVIEW: What tongue and pulse indicate Lung Yin Xu?
Tongue: red, dry, peeled; Pulse: thin, tight, slightly rapid.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment for Lung Yin Xu?
Tonify Lung Yin, nourish fluids, clear empty heat.
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REVIEW: Which acupuncture points are used for Lung Yin Xu?
Bl13, Bl43, Lu5, Lu6, Lu7, Lu10, Kid6, Ren4, Ren12, Ren17.
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REVIEW: What are the signs of Lung Dryness?
Dry cough, dry skin, dry mouth/throat, thirst, hoarse voice.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment for Lung Dryness?
Moisten the Lungs and nourish body fluids.
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REVIEW: Which points treat Lung Dryness?
Lu9, Kid6, Sp6, Ren12.
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REVIEW: What are signs of Wind-Cold Invading the Lungs?
Cough with watery sputum, chills, sneezing, runny nose, occipital headache, aversion to cold.
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REVIEW: What tongue and pulse are seen in Wind-Cold in Lungs?
Tongue: pinkish with thin white coat; Pulse: Floating and Tight.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment for Wind-Cold invasion?
Expel Cold, release exterior, stimulate Lung dispersing/descending.
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REVIEW: Which points are used for Wind-Cold invasion?
Lu7, LI4, Bl12, Bl13, GB20, Du16.
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REVIEW: What are the signs of Wind-Heat Invading the Lungs?
Cough with thick yellow sputum, sore throat, fever, thirst, nasal discharge, body aches.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment principle for Wind-Heat invasion?
Clear Heat, release Exterior, stimulate Lung dispersing/descending.
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REVIEW: What acupuncture points are used for Wind-Heat in the Lungs?
Lu7, LI4, SJ5, GB20, Du14, Lu11, Lu10, Lu5, LI11, Bl12, Bl13.
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REVIEW: What are the signs of Wind-Water in Lungs?
Sudden eye/face swelling, scanty pale urine, bright complexion, cough, fever, breathlessness.
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REVIEW: What points treat Wind-Water?
Lu7, LI6, LI7, LI4, Bl12, Bl13, Ren9.
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REVIEW: What are symptoms of Damp-Phlegm obstructing the Lungs?
Chronic cough, white sputum, chest stuffiness, dyspnea, asthma.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment principle for Damp-Phlegm in Lungs?
Resolve Phlegm and restore Lung descending function.
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REVIEW: Which points are used for Damp-Phlegm in Lungs?
Lu1, Lu5, Lu7, Lu9, St40, P6, Ren9, Ren12, Ren17, Ren22, Bl13, Bl20.
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REVIEW: What are signs of Phlegm-Heat obstructing the Lungs?
Barking cough, yellow/green sputum, chest pain, dyspnea, rib pain.
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REVIEW: Which points are used for Phlegm-Heat in the Lungs?
Lu1, Lu5, Lu6, Lu7, Lu9, Lu10, St40, P6, Ren9, Ren12, Ren17, Ren22, Bl13, Bl20.
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REVIEW: What are symptoms of Phlegm-Fluids in the Lungs?
Cough, watery sputum, chest splashing sounds, dyspnea, chilliness.
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REVIEW: Which points treat Phlegm-Fluids in the Lungs?
Lu5, Lu6, Lu7, Lu9, St40, P6, Ren9, Ren12, Ren17, Bl13, Bl20, Bl43, St36.
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REVIEW: What are the clinical signs of Lung Qi Xu?
Shortness of breath, weak voice, watery sputum, tiredness, bright white complexion, spontaneous sweating.
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REVIEW: What tongue and pulse are seen in Lung Qi Xu?
Tongue: pale or normal with thin white coat; Pulse: Reduced Substance, especially front right.
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REVIEW: What causes Lung Qi Xu?
Hereditary weakness, sedentary posture, unresolved Wind-Cold/Heat, antibiotic use, Kidney Qi Xu.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment principle for Lung Qi Xu?
Tonify Lung Qi and warm Yang Qi.
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REVIEW: Which points treat Lung Qi Xu?
Bl13, Bl43, Lu7, Lu9, St36, Ren6, Ren17, Du12.
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REVIEW: What are the signs of Lung Yin Xu?
Dry cough, scanty or blood-tinged sputum, low-grade fever, night sweats, dry throat, malar flush.
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REVIEW: What tongue and pulse indicate Lung Yin Xu?
Tongue: red, dry, peeled; Pulse: thin, tight, slightly rapid.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment for Lung Yin Xu?
Tonify Lung Yin, nourish fluids, clear empty heat.
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REVIEW: Which acupuncture points are used for Lung Yin Xu?
Bl13, Bl43, Lu5, Lu6, Lu7, Lu10, Kid6, Ren4, Ren12, Ren17.
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REVIEW: What are the signs of Lung Dryness?
Dry cough, dry skin, dry mouth/throat, thirst, hoarse voice.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment for Lung Dryness?
Moisten the Lungs and nourish body fluids.
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REVIEW: Which points treat Lung Dryness?
Lu9, Kid6, Sp6, Ren12.
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REVIEW: What are signs of Wind-Cold Invading the Lungs?
Cough with watery sputum, chills, sneezing, runny nose, occipital headache, aversion to cold.
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REVIEW: What tongue and pulse are seen in Wind-Cold in Lungs?
Tongue: pinkish with thin white coat; Pulse: Floating and Tight.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment for Wind-Cold invasion?
Expel Cold, release exterior, stimulate Lung dispersing/descending.
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REVIEW: Which points are used for Wind-Cold invasion?
Lu7, LI4, Bl12, Bl13, GB20, Du16.
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REVIEW: What are the signs of Wind-Heat Invading the Lungs?
Cough with thick yellow sputum, sore throat, fever, thirst, nasal discharge, body aches.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment principle for Wind-Heat invasion?
Clear Heat, release Exterior, stimulate Lung dispersing/descending.
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REVIEW: What acupuncture points are used for Wind-Heat in the Lungs?
Lu7, LI4, SJ5, GB20, Du14, Lu11, Lu10, Lu5, LI11, Bl12, Bl13.
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REVIEW: What are the signs of Wind-Water in Lungs?
Sudden eye/face swelling, scanty pale urine, bright complexion, cough, fever, breathlessness.
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REVIEW: What points treat Wind-Water?
Lu7, LI6, LI7, LI4, Bl12, Bl13, Ren9.
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REVIEW: What are symptoms of Damp-Phlegm obstructing the Lungs?
Chronic cough, white sputum, chest stuffiness, dyspnea, asthma.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment principle for Damp-Phlegm in Lungs?
Resolve Phlegm and restore Lung descending function.
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REVIEW: Which points are used for Damp-Phlegm in Lungs?
Lu1, Lu5, Lu7, Lu9, St40, P6, Ren9, Ren12, Ren17, Ren22, Bl13, Bl20.
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REVIEW: What are signs of Phlegm-Heat obstructing the Lungs?
Barking cough, yellow/green sputum, chest pain, dyspnea, rib pain.
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REVIEW: Which points are used for Phlegm-Heat in the Lungs?
Lu1, Lu5, Lu6, Lu7, Lu9, Lu10, St40, P6, Ren9, Ren12, Ren17, Ren22, Bl13, Bl20.
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REVIEW: What are symptoms of Phlegm-Fluids in the Lungs?
Cough, watery sputum, chest splashing sounds, dyspnea, chilliness.
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REVIEW: Which points treat Phlegm-Fluids in the Lungs?
Lu5, Lu6, Lu7, Lu9, St40, P6, Ren9, Ren12, Ren17, Bl13, Bl20, Bl43, St36.
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REVIEW: What are the clinical signs of Lung Qi Xu?
Shortness of breath, weak voice, watery sputum, tiredness, bright white complexion, spontaneous sweating.
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REVIEW: What tongue and pulse are seen in Lung Qi Xu?
Tongue: pale or normal with thin white coat; Pulse: Reduced Substance, especially front right.
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REVIEW: What causes Lung Qi Xu?
Hereditary weakness, sedentary posture, unresolved Wind-Cold/Heat, antibiotic use, Kidney Qi Xu.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment principle for Lung Qi Xu?
Tonify Lung Qi and warm Yang Qi.
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REVIEW: Which points treat Lung Qi Xu?
Bl13, Bl43, Lu7, Lu9, St36, Ren6, Ren17, Du12.
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REVIEW: What are the signs of Lung Yin Xu?
Dry cough, scanty or blood-tinged sputum, low-grade fever, night sweats, dry throat, malar flush.
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REVIEW: What tongue and pulse indicate Lung Yin Xu?
Tongue: red, dry, peeled; Pulse: thin, tight, slightly rapid.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment for Lung Yin Xu?
Tonify Lung Yin, nourish fluids, clear empty heat.
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REVIEW: Which acupuncture points are used for Lung Yin Xu?
Bl13, Bl43, Lu5, Lu6, Lu7, Lu10, Kid6, Ren4, Ren12, Ren17.
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REVIEW: What are the signs of Lung Dryness?
Dry cough, dry skin, dry mouth/throat, thirst, hoarse voice.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment for Lung Dryness?
Moisten the Lungs and nourish body fluids.
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REVIEW: Which points treat Lung Dryness?
Lu9, Kid6, Sp6, Ren12.
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REVIEW: What are signs of Wind-Cold Invading the Lungs?
Cough with watery sputum, chills, sneezing, runny nose, occipital headache, aversion to cold.
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REVIEW: What tongue and pulse are seen in Wind-Cold in Lungs?
Tongue: pinkish with thin white coat; Pulse: Floating and Tight.
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REVIEW: What is the treatment for Wind-Cold invasion?
Expel Cold, release exterior, stimulate Lung dispersing/descending.
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REVIEW: Which points are used for Wind-Cold invasion?
Lu7, LI4, Bl12, Bl13, GB20, Du16.

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