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    Blood Heat Syndrome, A Glossary of Traditional Chinese Medicine
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    Blood heat (Xuere) is a traditional Chinese medicine term. Xue re literally means "blood heat". It is also called xue zao.

    The syndrome:
    The patient may exhibit thirst, dark urine, dry or hard stools, red tongue or tongue with red tip, yellow coating on tongue, flushed face, Acne, thin pulse and/or a rapid pulse.  The patient may have a higher than normal body temperature if he has a rapid pulse rate; he/she may also dislike warm temperatures.



     Key words:  thirst, dark urine, dry stools, flushed face, acne
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