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男性，48岁。支气管肺癌术后3个月，配合中药治疗。现症见：咳嗽不畅，咳痰不爽，胸胁胀痛、刺痛，面青唇暗，大便秘结，舌质暗紫，舌下有瘀斑，脉弦。其中医治法是

A．活血散瘀，行气化滞

B．祛湿化痰，清热解毒

C．养阴清热，解毒散结

D．益气养阴，化痰散结

E．行气化滞，清热解毒

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参考答案：A

解析：上述属于痰瘀阻络，气机不畅。导致咳嗽，瘀血阻滞引起刺痛，舌脉的瘀血症状。 [考点] 咳嗽的治法。

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