LI Hongtao, LI Zhe, FENG Lei, et al. Experience of YU Ying’ao in the Treatment of Intractable Epilepsy[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(1): 14-16.
LI Hongtao, LI Zhe, FENG Lei, et al. Experience of YU Ying’ao in the Treatment of Intractable Epilepsy[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(1): 14-16.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2015.01.004.
Experience of YU Ying’ao in the Treatment of Intractable Epilepsy
Experience of YU Ying’ ao in the treatment of intractable epilepsy is introduced. The locations of epilepsy are brain
liver and spleen
and the pathogenesis is spleen
deficiency and accumulating phlegm
as well as liver qi stagnation
or hyperactivity of liver yang
so phlegm is brought up to the brain and blocking brain collaterals
hence occurs apraxia of the mind. As for the features
excess syndromes are more likely to be seen than deficiency syndromes and heat syndromes are more common than cold syndromes. Pathogenic factors are mainly phlegm and blood stasis. He proposed that treatments should be guided by syndrome and disease differentiation combined. Main treatment principle is suppressing exuberant yang to cease epilepsy
removing phlegm to unclog collaterals. Also Dianxian Cuxiao Decoction is used in practice.
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YU Ying’ao’s Experiences on the Treatment of Liver Diseases by Nourishing Yin of Liver and Kidney
WANG Shouchuan’s Clinical Experience on the Treatment of Neurogenic Frequent Urination in Children
Syndrome Differentiation Thought of YU Ying’ao
Eight Methods for Regulating Liver by YU Ying’ao
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