Chen Zeqi Hu Suiyu Zhang Hainan. Study on Criteria for Commonly-Seen TCM Syndromes of Depression[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2005, (1): 47-49.
Chen Zeqi Hu Suiyu Zhang Hainan. Study on Criteria for Commonly-Seen TCM Syndromes of Depression[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2005, (1): 47-49.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2005.01.027.
Study on Criteria for Commonly-Seen TCM Syndromes of Depression
Objective:To establish criteria of commonly-seen TCM syndromes of depression.Methods:Consultation of specialists
clinical epidemiological survey
scores of syndrome degree rating and statistical analysis of multiple factors were adopted to establish the criteria for main syndrome differentiation of 5 commonly-seen TCM syndromes of depression.Results:Of 1977 cases of depression
1731 cases were stagnation of the liver-Qi
stagnation of the liver-Qi and deficiency of the spleen
stagnation of the liver-Qi and phlegm
deficiency of both the heart and spleen
and Yin-deficiency of both the liver and kidney.And according to statistical analysis
the criteria for main syndrome differentiation of the 5 syndromes were established.Conclusion:Commonly-seen syndromes of depression have common cause of disease and pathogenesis.Stagnation of the liver-Qi is basic syndrome
and in clinical manifestation of various syndromes emotional depression is common main syndrome
but various syndromes still have other main syndrome.
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