《宋史·列传·卷一百五十三》
如若急于治好病而不考虑本身的情况，百毒入口，五脏受风，风邪旺盛而不能驱除，而所存真气一天天在消耗，所以一再中风者大多不能抢救。 
若急于愈疾而不顾其本，百毒入口，五脏受风，风邪之盛未可卒去，而真气之存者日以耗亡，故中风再至者多不能救。
If the patients are eager to cure their illness and do not consider their own physical condition, then after taking in hundreds of poisons, the five organs will be exposed to wind. The wicked qi will grow strong and not be able to be dispelled, and the stored true qi will be used up every day. So those who have strokes again and again usually cannot be saved. 
<s>[INST] Rewrite the following English passage in the style of Classical Chinese: If the patients are eager to cure their illness and do not consider their own physical condition, then after taking in hundreds of poisons, the five organs will be exposed to wind. The wicked qi will grow strong and not be able to be dispelled, and the stored true qi will be used up every day. So those who have strokes again and again usually cannot be saved.  [/INST] 若急于愈疾而不顾其本，百毒入口，五脏受风，风邪之盛未可卒去，而真气之存者日以耗亡，故中风再至者多不能救。</s>
Rewrite the following English passage in the style of Classical Chinese: If the patients are eager to cure their illness and do not consider their own physical condition, then after taking in hundreds of poisons, the five organs will be exposed to wind. The wicked qi will grow strong and not be able to be dispelled, and the stored true qi will be used up every day. So those who have strokes again and again usually cannot be saved.
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若急于愈疾而不顾其本，百毒入口，五脏受风，风邪之盛未可卒去，而真气之存者日以耗亡，故中风再至者多不能救。
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