"Wen Bing Tiao Bian" 3.1, English

"Wenbing Tiaobian" - Authored by Wu Tang, a medical practitioner from the Qing Dynasty.
Chapter Three: Middle Jiao Section. including 5 types:
1. Wind Warmth, 2. Warm Heat, 3. Warm Epidemic, 4. Warm Toxin, 5. Winter Warm.

section 1: Symptoms include facial redness, hoarse voice, labored breathing, difficult bowel movements, urinary difficulties, a tongue coating that appears yellowed, and in severe cases, a black, prickly tongue coating membrane. Patients do not feel cold but experience heat. During the daytime, the condition gradually worsens, indicating the disease has progressed to the Yangming warm disease. The pulse is fast and forceful, with pronounced restlessness, and can be treated with Bai Hu Tang. If the pulse is deep and strong, or if the pulse volume becomes smaller but still strong, Da Cheng Qi Tang can be used. It is important to note that this discussion pertains to Yangming warm disease and does not include other types of warm diseases such as summer warmth, damp warmth, or warm malaria.
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