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MENTAL MODEL · M2357

Scrofula / Luo Li

Scrofula / Luo Li
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Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30

CORE DEFINITION

Cervical tuberculous lymphadenitis. Tubercles appear in a string like beads, with unchanged skin color and hard texture.

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Qi stagnation bearing fruit. Liver Qi stagnation transforms into fire, condenses fluid into phlegm, which hangs on the neck (Shaoyang meridian), like bitter fruits on a tree. Treatment should soften hardness and dissipate masses (e.g., Prunella vulgaris, oyster shell) to resolve the phlegm nodules.

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Refers to cervical tuberculous lymphadenitis, presenting as a string of beads, caused by liver depression transforming into fire and the accumulation of phlegm-fire.

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