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患者,男,33岁,患白疙,发病较久,皮疹多呈斑片状,颜色淡红,鳞屑减少,干燥皲裂,自觉瘙痒,伴口干,舌质淡红,苔少,脉沉细。其治法是()

A.清热泻火,凉血解暑

B.清利湿热,解暑通络

C.活血化瘀,解毒通络

D.养血滋阴,润肤息风

E.清热凉血,解暑消斑

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参考答案:D

解析:考点:白疙的治法。患者皮疹颜色淡红,为血虚所致。鳞屑减少,干燥皲裂,自觉瘙痒等证,故可诊断为血虚风燥型白疕,治法以养血滋阴,润肤熄风,方选四物汤合消风散加减。

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