SHENG Qian, ZHUANG Cengyuan. Discussion on “A Qi Desertion Person with Poor Eyesight”[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(8): 640-643.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.08.003.
Discussion on “A Qi Desertion Person with Poor Eyesight”
Qi desertion"is not the same as systemic failure syndrome of Qi without internal concentration and a lot of Qi out-deserting.Genuine Qi in eyes deficiency may also lead to"poor eyesight".Various functional decline of Qi is the main cause of eye diseases
which is also the main pathogenesis of eye disease syndrome development.Defense
warming
activating
controlling and transforming functions decline of Qi could lead to"poor eyesight".As for therapy
in Qi deficiency
the treatment should be invigorating Qi.In clear yang not ascending
the treatment should be elevating.In Qi deficiency and blood stasis
the treatment should be benefiting Qi
resolving stasis and removing obstruction in collaterals.In Qi failing to control blood
the treatment should be benefiting Qi and controlling blood.In Qi transformation dysfunction
the treatment should be warmly invigorating spleen-kidney and regulating Sanjiao(三焦).
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