Derivation of “Nineteen Incompatibilities” in Chinese Medicine

ZHANG Lingshan; FAN Xinsheng; HEI Zhengzheng; LI Mengwen

doi:10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.16.002

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Derivation of “Nineteen Incompatibilities” in Chinese Medicine

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- Derivation of “Nineteen Incompatibilities” in Chinese Medicine
- Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine Vol. 58, Issue 16, Pages: 1355-1358(2017)
- 作者机构：
  
  1. 南京中医药大学中医药文献研究所
  2. 南京中医药大学基础医学院
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- DOI：10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.16.002
  CLC： R289.1
- Published：2017
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[1]张泠杉,范欣生,黑峥峥,李梦雯.中药十九畏衍化关系探讨[J].中医杂志,2017,58(16):1355-1358.

ZHANG Lingshan, FAN Xinsheng, HEI Zhengzheng, et al. Derivation of “Nineteen Incompatibilities” in Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(16): 1355-1358.
[1]张泠杉,范欣生,黑峥峥,李梦雯.中药十九畏衍化关系探讨[J].中医杂志,2017,58(16):1355-1358. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.16.002.

ZHANG Lingshan, FAN Xinsheng, HEI Zhengzheng, et al. Derivation of “Nineteen Incompatibilities” in Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(16): 1355-1358. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.16.002.

摘要

通过梳理历代主要方书和本草文献中有关十九畏的记载

探讨十九畏药物关系的衍化过程。十九畏为晚成的配伍禁忌

历代用畏、恶、反、忌等来描述十九畏药物之间的关系特点;十九畏的相畏与七情相畏有所区别

十九畏的相忌涉及药食禁忌关系

十九畏的相反主要出现在明清的多部本草著作中

说明随着本草学的发展

对药物配伍禁忌关系的认识逐渐深入

十九畏的禁忌关系也更为复杂。十九畏衍化关系的认识对中药配伍禁忌研究具有一定意义。

Abstract

This article discusses the derivation progress of "nineteen incompatibilities"in Chinese medicine by reviewing the main medical formularies and herbal literature of the past dynasties. During the past dynasties

incompatibility（ Wei

畏）

inhibition（ Wu

恶）

clash（ Fan

反） and prohibition（ Ji

忌） were used to describe the mutual relations between the herbs in "nineteen incompatibilities". The incompatibilities in "nineteen incompatibilities"are different from those in the seven-emotion incompatibilities

as they involve the herbal and dietetic contraindications. They are mainly recorded in the herbal literature of Ming and Qing dynasties

which indicates that with the development of herbal science

the understanding of the relationship between the herbs is gradually deepened

and the relationship in "nineteen incompatibilities"becomes more complicated. The understanding of the derivation of "nineteen incompatibilities"has certain significance on the study of prohibited combinations in Chinese medicine.

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