JI Qiang, YANG Jinping. Analysis of Externally Applied Chinese Herbal Decoctions Collected in Comprehensive Recording of Divine Assistance (《圣济总录》)[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(2): 97-100.
JI Qiang, YANG Jinping. Analysis of Externally Applied Chinese Herbal Decoctions Collected in Comprehensive Recording of Divine Assistance (《圣济总录》)[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(2): 97-100.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2021.02.002.
Analysis of Externally Applied Chinese Herbal Decoctions Collected in Comprehensive Recording of Divine Assistance (《圣济总录》)
There are 355 externally used Chinese herbal decoctions collected in Comprehensive Recording of Divine Assistance(《圣济总录》)
which include both the empirical formulas mainly of a single herb as well as the established formulas of multiple herbs in relation to pattern differentiation. To facilitate the clinical practice
different medicinal processing methods should be adopted in accordance with the treatment time
the treatment objective
and the target diseases and pattens. According to the location of the disease
rinse method is suggested for treating superficial skin acute itching or pain
such as the athlete′s foot
while soaking method is suggested for deep-seated diseases
deficiency syndromes or chronic diseases
which is suitable for spleen-stomach weakness
the elderly
and the children. According to the characteristics
staining method is used to treat erysipelas
while drip irrigation method is applied for orifices-related diseases. External use of Chinese herbal decoctions can strengthen the therapeutic effects of internal administration
and is more appropriate to be used alone when the location of disease is specific or when the disease is acute and severe.
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