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哮病的原因是() A.痰饮内伏,复感外邪 B.水气上凌心肺 C.寒邪、热邪袭

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哮病的原因是()

A.痰饮内伏,复感外邪

B.水气上凌心肺

C.寒邪、热邪袭肺

D.肺肾亏虚,气失摄纳

E.肺脾气虚,内生痰湿

答案:

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参考答案:D, E

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