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To Investigate The Mechanism Of Wet Blood Yu Camp

Posted on:2014-07-12Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J H CengFull Text:PDF
GTID:2264330425486202Subject:TCM clinical basis
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Objective:There is a broad and thorough theory and clinical practice about syndrome differentiation and treatment on dampness caused disease, in the science of febrile disease, however,nowadays, the discussion of them are mainly restricted to wei and qi stage. It is belived that through the work of this paper, the understanding of syndrome differentiation and treatment on dampness caused disease would be noticed and deepened, by the same time, the paper would be a raliable reference on developping the subject and on the practical clinic practice.Methods:Through in-depth studying the core literature of Febrile Disease, including the clinical records and TCM theory of Ye-tianshi, Xue-shengbai,Wu-jutong, Wang-mengyin, and sorting the material related to dampness caused disease, the paper would generalize the regular pattern, its characteristics and the theory of its therapeutic method of yin-blood syndrome caused mainly by dampness.Results And Conclusions:Through the studying steps above, the paper held the view that dampness had the ability to suppress ying-blood by the way of depressing qi so as to get yin-blood restrained, or the way of blocking yin-blood via directly integration of exogenous pathogenic factors and phlegm-dampness which deeply harboured in yin-blood. And the suppression process of dampness applying to ying-blood could be analysed into4stages, which were ying suppression caused by qi depression, qi and ying suppression causing blood consumption and hemorrhagic symptom, ying suppression passing to pericardium, phlegm and dampness stagnating heart orifices. The treatment law to these situations above could be figured as tou-re-zhuan-qi.
Keywords/Search Tags:Dampness, ying-blood stage, dampness suppression onying-blood, theory
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