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暑邪伤人,可见到气短、乏力等症状,其原因是()。 A.暑为阳邪,其性炎热 B.暑邪伤

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暑邪伤人,可见到气短、乏力等症状,其原因是()。

A.暑为阳邪,其性炎热

B.暑邪伤人,损伤脾胃,纳食减少

C.暑多夹湿,阻遏气机

D.暑性升散,伤津耗气

E.暑为阴邪

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