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MENTAL MODEL · M2240

Lung Abscess / Fei Yong

Lung Abscess / Fei Yong
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Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30

CORE DEFINITION

Heat-toxin accumulates in the lung, causing the lung lobes to putrefy and form pus. Characterized by coughing up foul-smelling pus and blood. Similar to severe pulmonary infection or abscess.

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Organ decay. This is like a 'sore' growing in the lung. Do not just stop the cough; must expel pus and detoxify (e.g., reed root, houttuynia, winter melon seeds). Clean out the garbage in the lung, allowing new tissue to grow.

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Heat-toxin obstructs the lung, causing blood and flesh to putrefy into pus. The pathogenesis lies in 'evil heat stasis binding in the lung, blood decay and flesh putrefaction'; coughing foul pus and blood is the manifestation, while heat-toxin forming pus is the root.

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