GUO Fuxiang,YIN Xingshu,SHI Bing,et al.Differentiation and Treatment of Venous Impotence Using the Method of “Boosting Qi and Supplementing Blood, Raising the Sunken and Wei (痿)”[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2023,64(14):1500-1503.
GUO Fuxiang,YIN Xingshu,SHI Bing,et al.Differentiation and Treatment of Venous Impotence Using the Method of “Boosting Qi and Supplementing Blood, Raising the Sunken and Wei (痿)”[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2023,64(14):1500-1503.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2023.14.015.
Differentiation and Treatment of Venous Impotence Using the Method of “Boosting Qi and Supplementing Blood, Raising the Sunken and Wei (痿)”
In traditional Chinese medicine, the location of venous impotence is at all sinews, closely related to the liver, spleen and kidney. The fundamental pathogenesis is the disharmony of
qi
and blood, while the internal pathological changes are liver constraint and blood deficiency, spleen deficiency and loss of transportation, and kidney
yang
depletion, and the key pathological link is blood stasis obstructing the collaterals. The method of boosting
qi
and supplementing blood, raising the sunken and
wei
is proposed to treat the venous impotence. Through nourishing the liver and fortifying the spleen, warming kidney and strengthening
yang
, activating blood and unblocking collaterals, the
qi
and blood functions of the liver, spleen and kidney are regulated. Self-made
Bazhen Shengxian Qiwei Decoction
(八珍升陷起痿汤) is the commonly used formula, and additionally hospital preparations, Chinese patent medicine and western medicine can be used. And it is also critical to adjust the prescriptions according to the symptoms. All the above mentioned together can help to nourish the liver, fortify the spleen and warm kidney, boost
qi
, supplement blood and unblock collaterals,thereby raising the sunken and
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