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170Disease - Internal MedicineCode Term Chinese Definition/Description3.1.104 dietary jaundice 穀 疸3.1.105 alcoholic jaundice 酒 疸3.1.106 liver fixity 肝 著3.1.107 gallbladder distention 膽 脹3.1.108 tympanites 鼓 脹3.1.109 cutaneous distention 膚 脹a type of jaundice characterized by dizzinessimmediately after meal, and painful fullness in thestomach due to indigestiona type of jaundice due to excessive consumption ofliquora diseased condition arising when qi and blood of theliver meridian become depressed and stagnanta diseased condition arising when the gallbladder qiis stagnant, and manifested by recurrent right upperabdominal pain with stuffiness and distensiona disease characterized by the severely distendedabdomen like a drum accompanied by a somberyellow discoloration of the skin and prominent veinson the abdominal walla type of distension disease due to contraction of coldpathogen, arising when the pathogen stays in the skintogether with the defense qi3.1.110distention andfullness脹 滿distension without and fullness within, a diseasedcondition in which damage to the spleen and stomachresults in qi stagnation3.1.111 water distention 水 脹edema due to insufficiency of yang qi that leads toaccumulation of water-dampness, marked initiallyby abdominal distension, and then swelling of theextremities3.1.112 edema水 腫 ; 水 氣( 病 )any disease characterized by subcutaneous fluidretention3.1.113 yang edema 陽 水3.1.114 yin edema 陰 水edema due to attack of wind or immersion ofwater-dampness involving the lung and the spleenrespectively, usually with an acute onset and a shortcourse, accompanied by exterior, heat and excesssymptomsedema due to deficiency of the spleen and the kidneywith inhibited qi movement, usually with a gradualonset and a long course, accompanied by interior,cold and deficiency symptoms