问题
单项选择题
腰部冷痛沉重，阴雨天加重，属
A．瘀血
B．肾虚
C．寒湿
D．阳虚
E．阴虚
答案
参考答案：C
解析：[解题思路] 冷痛属于寒的特点，沉重属于湿的特点，阴雨天加重也与寒湿有关。[命题规律] 考查“腰部疼痛性质与病性的关系”。必须掌握。
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腰部冷痛沉重，阴雨天加重，属
A．瘀血
B．肾虚
C．寒湿
D．阳虚
E．阴虚
参考答案：C
解析：[解题思路] 冷痛属于寒的特点，沉重属于湿的特点，阴雨天加重也与寒湿有关。[命题规律] 考查“腰部疼痛性质与病性的关系”。必须掌握。
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