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• Coma: An acute symptom caused by severe infection or poisoning, characterized by high fever, delirium, gurgling throat sounds, involuntary twitching of limbs, skin petechiae (rash), and deep red, cracked tongue. Commonly seen in diseases such as epidemic meningitis, Japanese encephalitis, toxic encephalopathy, and sepsis.

• Stroke attack: A sudden coma caused by excessive phlegm and fire, characterized by redness of the face, heavy breathing, closed teeth, crooked mouth and eyes, and phlegm sounds in the throat. Commonly seen in cerebrovascular accidents such as cerebral infarction and cerebral hemorrhage.

• Children's convulsion: high fever and convulsions caused by infectious diseases in children, specifically manifested as severe headache, severe cough, nonsense, limb twitching and other symptoms. Commonly seen in neurological infections such as meningitis and Japanese encephalitis.

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