<p>For grain jaundice that presents with chills and fever, inability to eat, vertigo with intake of food, restlessness and discomfort in the heart and chest.</p>

<p>For jaundice that presents with inhibited urination and abdominal fullness. When there is heat effusion with sweating, heat toxins can be eliminated and therefore one cannot presents with jaundice.</p>

<p>When there is sweating only from the head and not from the whole body with inhibited urination and thirst, heat toxins accumulate and jaundice presents.</p>
