Which manifestation is NOT typical of an interior Full-Heat condition?

An interior Full-Heat condition in Traditional Chinese Medicine typically presents with symptoms indicative of intense heat in the body. Among these are signs like fever, intense thirst, red eyes, and scanty, dark urine, which reflect the body's heat and its tendency to dry up fluids.

The heavy white tongue coating mentioned in the selected highlight is not typical for a Full-Heat condition; rather, it suggests a different pathology. A heavy white coating is typically associated with Cold or Damp conditions, where the presence of phlegm or moisture does not align with the dryness and intense heat found in Full-Heat presentations. In contrast, conditions characterized by Full-Heat usually show a red tongue with a yellow coating, indicating dryness and excess internal heat.

Thus, the symptoms of fever, thirst, red eyes, and scanty, dark urine collectively support the presence of Full-Heat, while a heavy white tongue coating more accurately signals other conditions.