瘘 Stroke Order

瘘 (lòu) 1. [Fistula] A channel formed from a broken area due to a disease inside the body that leads to an external rupture, allowing secretions from the diseased area to flow out. 2. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, refers to sores in the neck that do not heal over a long period, often discharging pus. 瘘 (lòu) 1. A disease of swollen lymph nodes in the neck, known as lymph tuberculosis. 2. [Fistula] A passage formed between deep abscesses in humans or animals, leading from the body surface or between organs. Secretions from the affected area flow through this passage. 引: 1. From "Shan Hai Jing": There is a lot of clam fish in the He River, shaped like a perch... Those who eat it do not get boils and can have fistulas. Guo Pu's annotation states: "瘘 is related to boils." 引: 1. From Ming dynasty author Lou Ying in "Yao Xue Gang Mu": Fistula means leakage. If it leaks for years, it is called a "lymph fistula" in the neck and "piles fistula" in hemorrhoids.