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Differentiating Syndromes of the Small Intestine Syndromes of shi heat in the small intestines: (1) Scanty yellowish urine; burning pain of the urethra, or hematuria; ulceration and pain of the mouth and tongue; a feverish sensation with irritability in the chest. (2) The heart has an exterior and interior relationship to the small intestine, so a preponderance of heart fire will transmit to the small intestine resulting in shi heat syndromes of the small intestine. Related Subjects
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