BAI Changchuan′s Experience in the Treatment of Children Spleen and Stomach Diseases from “Stagnation” Theory[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(20): 1779-1782.
BAI Changchuan′s Experience in the Treatment of Children Spleen and Stomach Diseases from “Stagnation” Theory[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(20): 1779-1782.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2020.20.007.
BAI Changchuan′s Experience in the Treatment of Children Spleen and Stomach Diseases from “Stagnation” Theory
This paper summarized the experience of BAI Changchuan in treating children spleen and stomach di-seases from "stagnation" theory. Based on LI Gao′s theory that "internal impairment of the spleen and stomach would bring about various diseases"
and integrated with modern society′s diet and living habits as well as the features of symptoms of spleen and stomach diseases
BAI Changchuan held that "the spleen and stomach can be harmed by stangnation". It is known that "the spleen is often insufficient" in children with regard to physiological and pathological characteristics; moreover
with the changes of environmental factors and feeding ways
the "stagnation"-induced spleen and stomach diseases are more prominent in children than in adults. The principle of "fortifying the spleen and harmonizing the stomach" is suggested to be adopted to treat the "stagnation"
which can be divided into food stagnation
cold stagnation
heat stagnation
dampness stagnation
qi stagnation
blood stagnation
toxin stagnation
stagnation due to deficiency
and others according to different causes. The seven methods to fortify the spleen include transporting
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