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food impaction

Internal Medicine / Traditional Chinese Medicine

Shi Jia (food accumulation mass) refers to a condition in which food accumulates in the abdomen, with cold manifestations, frequent watery discharge from the mouth, chills and shivering in the limbs resembling malaria, inability to eat, and dull pain. This is Shi Jia. It is more common in adult women, individuals with a thin and tall body type, or those who are bedridden for a long time. It may also occur after abdominal surgery or overeating.

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