Jia, male, 30 years old, first consultation on January 5, 1983. Main complaints include general physical weakness, occasional exposure to wind-cold during the cold winter, resulting in absence of sweating, severe aversion to cold, mild fever, fatigue and weakness, somnolence, thirst with a preference for hot drinks, and slightly increased urination. The pulse manifestation is not floating but instead deep and thin. This is due to the shaoyin disease with the exterior pathogen not yet expelled. The treatment plan is to warm the meridians, support yang, and disperse cold to release the exterior. Prescription:
Ephedra 15g, roasted Aconite Lateral Root 10g, Asarum 5g, Liquorice Root 7.5g
decocted with water and taken in three doses. On January 6, during the second consultation, all symptoms had reduced, and the spirit was also good. The original prescription was taken again in one dose and the patient recovered.