Deficiency of healthy qi refers to the weakness of healthy qi, while excess of pathogenic qi refers to the accumulation or overabundance of pathogenic qi. The phrase describes a pathological phenomenon where an overabundance of pathogenic qi leads to a diminished ability of healthy qi to resist the mechanism of disease. This is seen in cases of heat sexually transmitted diseases, such as the Yang Brightness Fu-organ pattern, where prolonged lack of treatment results in symptoms of excessive pathogenic qi like tidal fever, delirious speech, abdominal pain that resists pressure, and severe constipation. Additionally, there are critical signs of healthy qi's inability to support, such as unconsciousness, fidgeting with clothes and bed, fright and vigilance, slight panting, and staring straight ahead. In cases of internal damage Zabing, such as prolonged abdominal mass, symptoms include emaciation, palpitations, shortness of breath, sloppy diarrhea, and decreased appetite, all of which are manifestations of deficiency-type pathogen excess.