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- This medicine has an exceptionally good effect in removing pathogenic heat and relieving convulsion. 本药清热镇惊有奇效。
- FMP tends to dispel wind and cold, and its peculiarity is dispelling pathogenic heat of the lung and opens the aperture. 小青龙汤与辛夷散皆以辛温发散之药为主，均可治疗寒饮停肺，复感风寒之证，常被用于寒性鼻鼽。
- It is an effective method to clear away pathogenic heat and fire with drugs of cold and cool nature, applicable to excess-heat syndromes. 它是一种用寒凉药物清除火热之邪的一种有效方法,适用于实热证。
- Yet,induction of diaphoresis is often used when disease is located in the exterior because perspiration is an important means of getting rid of pathogenic heat. 指出温病一面宜喜汗解,一面忌汗伤阴,理论说法不一,治疗难以把握。
- Which chinese medicine treatment,zengyechengqi soup was used in the period of disturbance of qi and blood,while daxianxiong soup and dachaihu soup were used in the period of accumulation of pathogenic heat in the yangming. 中医中药治疗 :气血败乱期用增液承气汤 ,热结阳明期用大陷胸汤合大柴胡汤方。
- The method of removing pathogenic heat from the blood and toxic material from the body and nourishing the kidney and liver is an important law, and prescription drugs selected are clinically effective drugs for fibrosis of liver due to chronic hepatitis. 凉血解毒、滋肾柔肝法是治疗慢性肝炎肝纤维化的重要法则,所选方药是临床治疗慢性肝炎肝纤维化的有效药物。
- clear away pathogenic heat and dampness 清热燥涩;清热燥湿
- remove pathogenic heat to relieve convulsion 清热镇惊
- eliminating pathogenic heat from the blood 清热凉血
- removing pathogenic heat from blood 清热凉血
- pathogenic heat attacking the lung 邪热犯肺
- expelling pathogenic heat to loosen the bowels 泻热通便
- dispelling the pathogenic heat by mild diaphoresis 泻卫透热
- removing pathogenic heat to promote digestion 清热消食
- Heat sometimes causes a prickly rash on the skin. 热有时使皮肤上生剌痛的疹子。
- The system works on the principle that heat rises. 该项装置是按照热力上升的原理运转的。
- The heat had blistered the paint of the building. 酷热使建筑物上的油漆起了浮泡。
- inducing diaphoresis and diuresis and removing pathogenic heat; 发汗行水,兼清郁热;
- It is this molecular motion that we call heat. 就是这种分子运动我们称之为热。
- Heat may travel in the same manner as light does. 热可以与光同样的方式传播。
