What symptom is typically absent in Cold syndromes?

In the context of Cold syndromes, the presence of symptoms is influenced by the nature of Cold as a pathogenic factor. Cold syndromes are characterized by symptoms such as cold hands and feet, a preference for warm environments or warm drinks, and pain that is alleviated by warmth.

Fever and irritability are typically symptoms associated with Heat syndromes rather than Cold syndromes. Cold syndromes usually present with symptoms that indicate a lack of heat in the body, which is often manifested as chills, discomfort in cold weather, and a desire for warmth. Therefore, the absence of fever and irritability is consistent with the presentation of Cold syndromes, making this answer the most accurate in relation to the question asked.