Reverse Transmission to Pericardium
Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30
CORE DEFINITION
Doctrine of warm diseases. In warm diseases, the pathogenic factor does not follow the normal sequence to the next stage (middle jiao), but directly attacks the pericardium (the periphery of the monarch) from the upper jiao's lung and defense level. Manifestations include high fever, coma, and delirium.
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
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Decapitation strike. This is a surprise attack by the virus. Just a couple of days after fever onset, sudden coma occurs. This is the enemy bypassing the defense line to directly strike the command center. Must immediately use 'Qinggong Decoction' or 'Angong Niuhuang Pill' to protect the monarch.
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In warm diseases, the pathogenic factor reverses transmission from the defense level to the pericardium (hand jueyin), causing coma and delirium, which is more dangerous than normal transmission.
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