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Clinical manifestations: High fever unresponsive to treatment, violent convulsions, rigid neck with arched-back spasms, eyes rolling upward, clenched jaw, loss of consciousness or delirium, flushed face with intense thirst.
Tongue: Deep crimson body with dry, raised prickles and yellow coating. Pulse: Wiry, rapid, forceful.
Treatment principle: Cool the Liver system and extinguish internal Wind to halt spasms and calm convulsions.
Note: no moxa, medical emergency. Direct match with this site's own Extreme-Heat-generating-Wind slide, itself badged Emergency — the same acute febrile-convulsion framing used for Heat Stroke.
Clinical manifestations: Loss of consciousness or delirium, high fever worsening at night, cold extremities despite burning skin, crimson stiff tongue, inability to speak or incoherent speech, restlessness and agitation.
Tongue: Crimson, stiff or shortened body with yellow dry coating. Pulse: Fine and rapid.
Treatment principle: Clear extreme Heat invading the protective envelope of the Heart-Mind to restore consciousness and stop convulsions.
Note: no moxa, medical emergency. Direct exact-name match with this site's own Heat-in-the-Pericardium slide — the same one used for Heat Stroke.
Clinical manifestations: Copious thick yellow sticky phlegm, rattling or gurgling throat sounds, flushed red face and eyes, bitter taste with vomiting, mental restlessness and agitation.
Tongue: Red body, swollen with a red-tipped appearance, thick yellow greasy coating. Pulse: Slippery and rapid.
Treatment principle: Clear Heat and transform sticky Phlegm clouding the Heart's orifices to settle the spirit and prevent convulsions.
Note: no moxa. Direct match with this site's own Phlegm-Fire-harassing-the-Heart slide.
4. Liver Qi Stagnation With Spleen Qi Deficiency Transforming Into Heat
Clinical manifestations: Abdominal bloating and loose stools, irritability and quick temper, distending rib-side pain, seizures triggered by mild fever, fatigue and lack of energy, bitter taste.
Tongue: Red body with redder sides, teeth marks, thin to moderately thick yellow slightly greasy coating. Pulse: Wiry and rapid.
Treatment principle: Harmonize Liver and Spleen while clearing stagnant Heat to address the root imbalance predisposing to febrile seizures.
Note: moxa applicable on ST-36 only. This combined Liver-stagnation-with-Spleen-deficiency-transforming-into-Heat picture has no matching slide anywhere on this site — a new confirmed-absent category — so no pattern link is given here; points still link fine individually.
5. Summer-Heat Entering the Lesser Yin and Terminal Yin Warps
Clinical manifestations: Extreme thirst with desire for large fluid intake, numbness or tingling in the hands and feet, fever persisting or worsening despite treatment, restlessness and irritability.
Tongue: Deep crimson, thin, dry with possible cracks and little or no coating. Pulse: Fine and rapid, possibly hollow at the rear positions.
Treatment principle: Replenish severely depleted Yin and Body Fluids damaged by deep Summer-Heat to prevent internal Wind and convulsions.
Note: this is a Warm-Disease (Wenbing) Four-Levels/Six-Warps concept rather than a Zang-Fu pattern, so it is structurally absent from every organ deck on this site — the same class of gap already found for the Shao-Yang/Lesser-Yang stage (Alternating Fever and Chills, batch 30). No pattern link is given here; points still link fine individually.
6. Empty-Wind Agitating in the Interior
Clinical manifestations: Intermittent twitching or tremors of the hands and feet, often nocturnal, low-grade fever or absence of fever after a high fever, severe fatigue and listlessness, dry mouth and throat with malar flush and night sweats, emaciation or failure to thrive.
Tongue: Deep crimson, thin, dry, cracked with little or no coating, mirror-like appearance. Pulse: Fine and rapid, weak on deep palpation.
Treatment principle: Nourish depleted Yin and fluids to anchor the Liver and extinguish the internal Wind arising from constitutional deficiency.
Note: no moxa given the Yin deficiency. This severe deficiency-driven \"Empty-Wind\" picture is the same confirmed-absent category first identified for Transient Ischemic Attack (batch 34) — no matching slide exists anywhere on this site. No pattern link is given here; points still link fine individually.