<p>For responsive tightness and fullness below the hypochondrium with a nonresponsive hard sphere shape in the upper epigastrium (CV-13 to CV-14) that presents with alternating chills and fever, inability to eat, vexation and nausea, or fullness in the chest without vomiting, or dry mouth and abdominal pain, or palpitations and inhibited urination, or no thirst and low-grade fever, or cough.</p>

<p>For responsive tightness and fullness in the chest and below the hypochondrium.</p>

<p>For responsive tightness and fullness below the hypochondrium that presents with alternating chills and fever and inability to eat.</p>

<p>Chai Hu Tang&rsquo;s are inappropriate for vomiting after water depletion.</p>

<p>For responsive tightness and fullness below the hypochondrium that presents with fever, aversion to wind, stiffness and tightness of the nape and upper back, dry mouth and warm extremities.</p>

<p>For responsive tightness and fullness below the hypochondrium that presents with vomiting, sticky-soft stools and afternoon fever (3-5pm).</p>

<p>For a low-grade fever that comes and goes.</p>

<p>For a surface pattern with an aversion to wind that has lasted seven to eight days that presents with alternating chills and fever and inhibited menses. The menses is inhibited because heat has entered the lower pelvis body and caused blood to congeal. The alternating chills and fever will present at fixed intervals.</p>

<p>For responsive tightness and fullness below the hypochondrium that presents with a low-grade fever that comes and goes, sticky-soft stools and normal urination.</p>

<p>For responsive tightness and fullness below the hypochondrium that presents with vomiting.</p>

<p>For responsive tightness and fullness below the hypochondrium that presents with nausea, inability to eat, and alternating chills and fever.</p>

<p>For responsive tightness and fullness below the hypochondrium that presents with a floating-wiry pulse, shortness of breath, abdominal fullness, nonresponsive fullness in the upper epigastrium, dry nose, inability to sweat, tiredness, inhibited urination, low-grade fever that comes and goes, nausea, swelling and discomfort in the front or behind the ear, and jaundice.</p>

<p>For nausea or vomiting that presents with fever.</p>

<p>For jaundice with abdominal pain that presents with vomiting.</p>

<p>For dry-hard stools, vomiting and inability to eat.</p>

<p>For headaches, general aches and pain of the four limbs; in postpartum women.</p>
