LI Jie, HUA Baojin, LIN Hongsheng. Analysis on Syndrome Differentiation in Treating Postoperative Symptoms of Malignant Chest Tumor Based on Qi Collapse Theory[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2014, 55(21): 1822-1825.
LI Jie, HUA Baojin, LIN Hongsheng. Analysis on Syndrome Differentiation in Treating Postoperative Symptoms of Malignant Chest Tumor Based on Qi Collapse Theory[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2014, 55(21): 1822-1825.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2014.21.007.
Analysis on Syndrome Differentiation in Treating Postoperative Symptoms of Malignant Chest Tumor Based on Qi Collapse Theory
Common postoperative symptoms of malignant chest tumor belong to pectoral qi collapse syndrome and qi collapse of middle-energizer syndrome in Qi Collapse Theory. Hence
tonifying qi therapy alone cannot be effective. Shengxian Decoction has the effects of nourishing qi
lifting yang and collapse
regulating qi metabolism and promoting systemic functions. Clinically
it is used to treat shortness of breath and spontaneous sweating after lung cancer operations and to treat diarrhea of esophagocardial cancer with satisfactory effects. Popularization and application of Shengxian Decoction can help to improve postoperative rehabilitation
enhance quality of life and provide new ideas and effective prescriptions in patients with malignant tumor.
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