Which of the following symptoms is NOT typically associated with Damp-Heat?

Thirst and dry mouth are symptoms more commonly associated with Heat conditions in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) rather than Damp-Heat. In TCM, Damp-Heat typically leads to a sense of heaviness, lethargy, and a feeling of fullness in the digestive system, which would align with symptoms like heavy limbs, fatigue, nausea, and vomiting.

Damp-Heat results in the accumulation of both dampness and heat in the body, often causing symptoms such as skin rashes and itching due to its effect on the skin and fluids. However, the sensation of thirst and dry mouth, indicating a lack of fluid or a condition of excess heat, diverges from the typical presentation of Damp-Heat, where the dampness itself tends to create a more cloying sensation and disrupts the normal balance of moisture and heat. Hence, thirst and dry mouth are not characteristic of Damp-Heat and instead point toward a different pathological condition.