Upper respiratory tract infection
Upper respiratory tract infection is organized here as a clinical-education profile with 92 documented source sections and 24 pattern-specific sections. Manifestations, treatment principles, organs and systems, formulas, and acupuncture points are kept in separate evidence groups below. Review the documented pattern context and source relationships; this page does not diagnose or recommend treatment.
Key reference facts
- Reference type
- diagnosis
- Health area
- Respiratory health
- Related symptoms
- respiratory symptoms; fever or inflammatory signs
- Pattern records
- Mild Wind-Cold with Dryness; Tai Yang - Yang Ming; Wind-Cold turning to Heat; Wind-Cold attacking the Exterior with deficiency of Ying and Wei; Tai Yang Zhong Feng; Wind-Cold Attacking the Exterior with Deficiency of Ying and Wei with neck and shoulder stiffness and pain
Related library records
Source reference: Condition index