1. Exterior Cold, Inner Heat Case from: Dr. Liu Du Zhou This patient was a 10-year-old girl who received a cold Qi in late autumn.  She developed fever and an aversion to cold and had episodes of this many times a day.  This went on for several months.  Her pulse was floating and without strength.  Her tongue body was red and the moss was thin and white.  Her food and drink intake and excretions were normal.  This was a case…

Liu du zhou’s case: [Patient] Lǐ was a 53 year old female that suffered from paroxysmal heat effusion and sweating for over one year.  This would occur 2-3 times every day.  A previous doctor treated her for a yin deficiency fever, but after taking over 20 bags there was no result.  When questioned, her diet, urination and bowel movements were normal.  She had a pale tongue with a white coat, slack and soft pulse that lacked strength. The differential diagnosis was a pattern of nutritive and defensive…