The authors summarize WU Liangcun’ s experience in treating ovarian cancer. WU thinks the fundamental pathogenesis of ovarian cancer is the accumulation of patho-production such as coldness

dampness

toxin

phlegm and stasis due to healthy Qi deficiency and weakness

resulting in Qi-blood-Yin-Yang deficiency. In clinic

WU values boosting Qi and nourishing Yin

protecting spleen and stomach

regulating emotion and Qi movement. WU divides the syndromes of ovarian cancer into 4 types

including Qi and blood deficiency

liver and kidney insufficiency

Qi and Yin deficiency as well as Qi stagnation and blood stasis. For Qi and blood deficiency

he uses modifications of Bazhen Tang（ 八珍汤）; for liver and kidney insufficiency

Liuwei Dihuang Tang（ 六味地黄汤）; for Qi and Yin deficiency

Shanshen Maidong Tang（ 沙参麦冬汤）; and for Qi stagnation and blood stasis

Chaihu Shugan San（ 柴胡舒肝散）. But WU also warns that we could not stick to the syndromes

because individual treatment is important.