Mania

Madness is usually caused by extreme five minds, or congenital inheritance. The basic pathogenesis is phlegm, fire and blood stasis, occlusion of heart consciousness, and mental disorder. The clinical symptoms are mental excitement, mania, scolding, and anger. It is even a common and frequent mental illness characterized by killing with a knife. Most of them are young adults.

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