SUN Qianhui,ZHU Guanghui,XU Bowen,et al.Postoperative Treatment and Rehabilitation of Malignant Tumor Based on the Theory of Qi Sinking in Traditional Chinese Medicine[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2024,65(11):1120-1125.
SUN Qianhui,ZHU Guanghui,XU Bowen,et al.Postoperative Treatment and Rehabilitation of Malignant Tumor Based on the Theory of Qi Sinking in Traditional Chinese Medicine[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2024,65(11):1120-1125.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2024.11.006.
Postoperative Treatment and Rehabilitation of Malignant Tumor Based on the Theory of Qi Sinking in Traditional Chinese Medicine
As an important concept in Chinese medicine theory, "
qi
sinking" is the inheritance and extension of the thought core of sinking of
qi
in whole body. This article explored the concept of sinking of pectoral
qi
, center
qi
, and kidney
qi
in the theory of
qi
sinking, and believed that sinking of pectoral
qi
, stagnation and sinking of center
qi
, deficiency and sinking of kidney
qi
were the core pathogenesis of postoperative injury in malignant tumours. Anchored to the method of reinforcing healthy
qi
and lifting the sunken, this article recommended to identify pattern and treat by guiding supplement and lifting the sunken. For lung gold impairment, heart
yang
depletion, and pectoral
qi
sinking, the treatment is to warm and supplement heart and lung, lift pectoral
qi
, and restore the respiratory function by modified
Shengxian Decoction
(升陷汤) plus
Guizhi Decoction
(桂枝汤); for spleen depletion and pathways blockage, liver failing to act freely, and center
qi
stagnation and sinking, the treatment is to warm and supplement center
qi
, raise
yang
and lift the sunken, and restore the digestive function by modified
Buzhong Yiqi Decoction
(补中益气汤); for source exhausted and essence deficiency, liver
qi
hiding, and kidney
qi
deficiency to inward invasion, the treatment is to nourish the kidney and astringe the liver, consolidate the original
qi
and lift
qi
, improve the pelvic floor dysfunction, and protect the kidney function by modified
Liuwei Dihuang Pill
(六味地黄丸) plus
Shengma Chaihu Decoction
(升麻柴胡汤). Modification need base on different disease patterns and stages, and new ideas for postoperative traditional Chinese medicine treatment and rehabilitation of malignant tumours were provided.
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