YANG Yulong.YANG Wenming's Experience in Treating Cerebral Edema after Stroke by Stages[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2023,64(08):769-773.
YANG Yulong.YANG Wenming's Experience in Treating Cerebral Edema after Stroke by Stages[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2023,64(08):769-773.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2023.08.004.
YANG Wenming's Experience in Treating Cerebral Edema after Stroke by Stages
This paper summarized Professor YANG Wenming's clinical experience in treating cerebral edema after stroke by stages. It is believed that stasis, toxin, water and phlegm are the main pathological factors of cerebral edema after stroke. According to the onset time of the disease and the degree of cerebral edema, it can be divided into three stages. In the early stage (mild cerebral edema), stasis and toxin are the main pathogenesis, which should be treated by activating blood and dissolving stasis, resolving toxins and unblocking collaterals. Modified
Tongqiao
Huoxue Decoction
(通窍活血汤) and
Huanglian Jiedu Decoction
(黄连解毒汤) could be used. At extreme stage (moderate cerebral edema), stasis, toxin and water are the main factors, and the treatment method is to dissolve stasis and resolve toxin, unblock collaterals and promote urination. Self-made
Huayu Jiedu Lishui Formula
(化瘀解毒利水方) is recommended. In the late stage (severe cerebral edema), mostly stasis, toxin, water, and phlegm are seen together, which could be treated by eliminate phlegm and remove stasis, unblock the bowels and resolve toxins, with self-made
Jiawei Xinglou Chengqi Decoction
(加味星蒌承气汤). In clinical practice, he is good at using insects to dissolve stasis, unblock collaterals and promote urination. Following the concept of holism, it is recommended to treat the upper disease from the lower part, and disperse evils of urine and stool separately. At the same time, attention should be paid to the dynamic changes and identification of the patient's state of consciousness, and timely measures should be taken to cut off the progression of the disease before exacerbation or worsening.
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