ZHAO Chenchen, YANG Peiying, KONG Fanming, et al. JIA Yingjie′s Experience in Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment on Gastric Cancer[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(12): 1046-1048.
ZHAO Chenchen, YANG Peiying, KONG Fanming, et al. JIA Yingjie′s Experience in Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment on Gastric Cancer[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(12): 1046-1048.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2020.12.007.
JIA Yingjie′s Experience in Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment on Gastric Cancer
To summarize Professor JIA Yingjie′s experience in treating gastric cancer. It is believed that the pathogenesis of gastric cancer is always excess resulted from deficiency
the vital qi deficiency
pathogenic qi attacking
so that phlegm
blood stasis
and toxin are in the stomach and eventually become gastric cancer. Liver stagnation
spleen deficiency and kidney deficiency are the main manifestations. The treatment should be based on the premise of distinguishing the viscera
focusing on regulating and dispersing the liver
and invigorating the kidney and benefiting the essence
and meanwhile grasping dynamic changes. Through the examination and observation of tongue quality
tongue coating
and pulse manifestation
identify the disease development and focusing on regulating the rise and fall of qi movement. The medication and compatibility should be precise to make the balance.
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