OU Shiqing, WANG Yue, FAN Jianmin, et al. Professor WANG Xingkuan′s Experience for Treatment of Constraint Syndrome[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(9): 752-754.
OU Shiqing, WANG Yue, FAN Jianmin, et al. Professor WANG Xingkuan′s Experience for Treatment of Constraint Syndrome[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(9): 752-754.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2021.09.004.
Professor WANG Xingkuan′s Experience for Treatment of Constraint Syndrome
The paper introduces professor WANG Xingkuan′s experience in treating constraint syndrome. He believes that liver and gallbladder failing to govern qi flow
phlegm-heat harassing the interior
and insufficient qi and yin are the common causes of constraint syndrome. Liver and gallbladder govern the free flow of qi
therefore the dysfunction of these two organs leads to the constraint and stagnation of the qi; as phlegm-heat harasses the interior and heart spirit
the soul confronts with restlessness; when qi and yin are insufficient
there is lack of moisture and nou-rishment for heart and lung
all of which mentioned above explain the pathogenic mechanism of constraint syndrome. In terms of therapeutic methods
he puts forward the theory that "to treat liver for miscellaneous diseases"
and advises to soothe the liver and promote gallbladder function
to clear heat and dissolve phlegm
and to boost qi
nourish yin
and calm the mind. Besides
Chaiqin Wendan Decoction(柴芩温胆汤) and Baihe Anshen Decoction(百合安神汤) are recommended.
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