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面白虚浮的病机是
阳虚水泛
营血亏虚
阳气暴脱
脾气虚弱
以下与白驳风病机无关的是
七情内伤
气血失和
肝气郁结
复感风邪
脏腑积热
温病证见寒热往来寒甚热微身痛有汗手足沉重呕逆胀满苔白厚腻如积粉脉缓病机为
湿温病中形寒肢冷口渴胸痞呕吐泄泻舌淡苔白腻脉沉细其病机为
白霉苔的病机是
胃热灼津
阳明腑实
胃阴衰亡
胃气衰败
气血失和脉络瘀阻是下列何种疾病的病机
黧黑斑
白驳风
紫白癜风
白屑风
面游风
未老先衰头发枯萎早脱早白的病机是
肾气不固
肾精不足
肝失疏泄
脾虚不运
面白无华的病机是
阳虚水泛
营血亏虚
阳气暴脱
脾气虚弱
以下哪项不属于面色白主要病机
阳虚
湿邪
气虚
寒邪
血虚
引起白屑风主要的病机是
肝胆湿热
中气下陷
气滞血瘀
风热血燥
肠胃湿热
带下量多色白清稀无臭其病机是
肠胃有寒
脾虚不运
膀胱湿热
寒湿下注
患者男68岁有咳喘病史十余载逢冬辄发今年入冬以来咳喘倚息不得卧咯痰量多色白如泡沫状畏寒肢冷口淡
与未老先衰头发枯萎早脱早白密切相关的病机是
肝血不足
肾气不固
脾虚不运
肾精亏损
白的病机是
气血虚而寒痰凝滞
湿郁汗出不彻
湿热火毒内蕴,气血瘀滞
温病邪入营血
以下哪项不属于面色白主要病机
气虚
血虚
寒邪
阳虚
湿邪
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Asteadyflameinagasburneristheresultof______.
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Inthepassagetheauthormentioned:Eskimowordsarehighlyinflectedthisprobablymeans
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