BIAN Zhiyuan, SHI Yan, LI Xinyue, et al. Exploring Emotion-Induced Pain from the Theory of Emotional Depression in Jing-yue’s Complete Works(《景岳全书》)[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2019, 60(16): 1367-1370.
BIAN Zhiyuan, SHI Yan, LI Xinyue, et al. Exploring Emotion-Induced Pain from the Theory of Emotional Depression in Jing-yue’s Complete Works(《景岳全书》)[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2019, 60(16): 1367-1370.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2019.16.005.
Exploring Emotion-Induced Pain from the Theory of Emotional Depression in Jing-yue’s Complete Works(《景岳全书》)
Patients with pain are prone to negative emotions such as anxiety and depression
and negative emotions can also aggravate the degree of pain. Emotional changes affect the physiological function of heart storing spirit
causing changes in the body’s pain perception. By expounding the theory of depression in Jing-yue’s Complete Works( 《景岳全书》) and the pathogenesis of pain in different stages of emotional illness
the pain caused by emotional internal injuries is divided into two types
pain due to qi damage and pain due to zang-organ deficiency. The prescription and medication in the treatment of pain due to internal damage of emotion in Jing-yue’s Complete Works( 《景岳全书》)reflects the characteristics of regulating qi and tonifying the deficiency
and advocates the method of adjusting emotions centered on regulating the heart and spirit
and its treatment ideas and methods can guide the clinical treatment of pain.
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