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This condition manifests on both the left and right sides within the laryngeal mirror area, with shapes resembling pine cones. Initially, three to five white or yellow spots appear, which later coalesce into a single lesion. If it has not yet "bloomed" (referring to ulceration and spread), it is treatable; if it has already "bloomed," do not treat it lightly. The treatment should soothe the Liver and clear the Lungs, dispel Wind, and resolve toxicity. It is appropriate to use Shengdi Huang (Rehmanniae Radix) and Liuwei Dihuang Wan (Six-Ingredient Rehmannia Pill), supplemented with Fangfeng (Saposhnikoviae Radix), Jingjie (Schizonepetae Herba), Bohe (Menthae Haplocalycis Herba), and Chantui (Cicadae Periostracum). Additionally, Yulong San (Jade Dragon Powder) should be insufflated into the affected area.

This condition presents as a patch within the laryngeal mirror area, either on the left or right side, with a shape resembling a pine cone. Initially, three to five yellow or white spots appear, which later coalesce. If it has not yet "bloomed," it is treatable; if it has already "bloomed," it is difficult to cure. If originating from the left, the treatment should soothe the Liver, using Chaihu (Bupleuri Radix) and Baishao (Paeoniae Radix Alba); if originating from the right, the treatment should clear the Lungs, using Huangqin (Scutellariae Radix) and Sangbai Pi (Mori Cortex). Medications that lift and raise Qi, dispel Wind, diffuse and release the exterior, resolve toxicity, and remove membranes should still be added. Yulong San (Jade Dragon Powder) should be insufflated into the affected area.

This condition occurs in the palate within the throat, present on both sides, with the entire mouth swollen and red. Its shape resembles a swallow resting on a beam, with the head pointing upward and the tail downward. The tail opens into two flaps, and the covering membrane may be white, yellow, or red. If the head points outward (towards the oral cavity), it is treatable; if the head points inward (towards the pharynx), recovery is difficult. If the color is black, it is untreatable. The treatment method involves Ganjie Tang (Licorice and Platycodon Decoction), supplemented with herbs that soothe the Liver, clear the Lungs, remove necrotic tissue, resolve toxicity, eliminate Wind, and lift Qi. Internally, Yulong San (Jade Dragon Powder) should be insufflated.

This condition occurs inside the throat, appearing as a single patch either on the left or right side, resembling a swallow, with white or yellow membranes forming. The treatment for the left side involves soothing the Liver, and for the right side, clearing the Lungs; the remainder of the approach is the same as for Double Swallow Syndrome. If the head points outward and the tail inward, it is easy to treat; if the head points inward and the tail outward, it is difficult to cure. Urgent treatment with lifting and raising agents is required; delay will result in failure to save the patient.

This condition arises in the center of the tongue [text implies tongue body], with one patch on each side. Its shape is similar to that of Three-Flower Syndrome of the Tongue, both forming nodules that are extremely painful, making swallowing food and drink impossible. This belongs to Yang Syndromes. Acupuncture should be used to prick the affected area to bleed, as well as the Jiache (ST6) and Shaoshang (LU11) acupoints. Only lesions with a distinct peak should be pricked; those without a peak should not be pricked. The treatment should employ blood-dispersing and blood-invigorating herbs, and Yulong San (Jade Dragon Powder) should be insufflated internally. If tidal fever is present, Ganjie Tang (Licorice and Platycodon Decoction) with wind-dispelling herbs should be used.