<p>For obstructed water toxins below the hypochondrium that presents with intermittent sweating, headache, nonresponsive fullness in the upper epigastrium, hypochondrium discomfort, retching, shortness of breath and no aversion to cold.</p>

<p>For obstructed water toxins in the lungs that presents with cough, vexation and chest pain that lasts for a hundred days to a year.</p>

<p>For obstructed water toxins below the hypochondrium that presents with coughing or expectoration with pain is called suspending water toxins.</p>

<p>For obstructed pleural water toxins that presents with pain.</p>

<p>For suspending water toxins.</p>

<p>For nonresponsive fullness in the upper epigastrium that presents with pain that extends to the hypochondrium.</p>

<p>For obstructed water toxins that presents with a wiry pulse and cough.</p>
