Damp-heat disease
Damp-heat symptoms refer to: "Damp-heat syndrome, with aversion to cold at first, then only heat and no cold, sweating, chest discomfort, white tongue, thirst without drinking water." That is to say, you feel cold at the beginning, but after a while you feel hot and sweating, chest discomfort, white tongue, and you still feel thirsty after drinking water.
-
Site of disease:
whole body -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Most common in summer and autumn -
Related symptoms:
Aversion to cold phlegm-damp constitution thirst for cold drinks sweating on forehead damp-heat accumulation -
Concurrent disease: