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有温阳利水功效的方剂是() A.猪苓散 B.防己黄芪汤 C.真武汤 D.

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题目:

有温阳利水功效的方剂是()

A.猪苓散

B.防己黄芪汤

C.真武汤

D.五苓散

E.厚朴温中汤

答案:

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