WU Shentao. Remaining of Treatise on Spleen and Stomach(《脾胃论》)[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2019, 60(11): 911-915.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2019.11.003.
Remaining of Treatise on Spleen and Stomach(《脾胃论》)
Through the analysis of the causes of the sufficient ascending and dispersive sweet and warm
and insufficient clearing and resolving cold and cool in Treatise on Spleen and Stomach(《脾胃论》)
it is believed that the historical period of LI Dongyuan with many "starvation
hardship
and forced labor" is the important factor of the formation of core concept of "internal injury of spleen and stomach
all diseases occurred". With the change of society
the etiology and pathogenesis has undergone significant changes
and the spleen is gradually becoming excessive
and"qi astringent and blood turbid". Therefore
the internal retention of turbidity toxin has become an important mechanism of spleen and stomach lesions today. For example
the understanding and study on spleen and stomach lesions by way of thinking based on the combination of disease differentiation and syndrome differentiation has far more extensive connotation than the "spleen and stomach qi deficiency" and "yin fire" in the LI Dongyuan era. Modern spleen and stomach disease is a group of diseases involving multiple systems. The method of differentiation and treatment should also advance with the times. It should be treated with sweet
warm
pungent and dispersive combined with cold
cool
clear and resolving
to explore the purpose of LI Dongyuan’s spleen and stomach theory and to learn his academic thoughts
so as to help solve the problem of "the ancient formula cannot treat modern diseases".
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