Analysis of the Rationality and Clinical Significance of Using "Sugar Collateral Disease" as the Name of Diabetes Mellitus in Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Analysis of the Rationality and Clinical Significance of Using "Sugar Collateral Disease" as the Name of Diabetes Mellitus in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Journal of Traditional Chinese MedicineVol. 65, Issue 19, Pages: 1963-1966(2024)
HU Shiwan,WANG Sicheng,ZHAO Linhua,et al.Analysis of the Rationality and Clinical Significance of Using "Sugar Collateral Disease" as the Name of Diabetes Mellitus in Traditional Chinese Medicine[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2024,65(19):1963-1966.
HU Shiwan,WANG Sicheng,ZHAO Linhua,et al.Analysis of the Rationality and Clinical Significance of Using "Sugar Collateral Disease" as the Name of Diabetes Mellitus in Traditional Chinese Medicine[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2024,65(19):1963-1966.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2024.19.002.
Analysis of the Rationality and Clinical Significance of Using "Sugar Collateral Disease" as the Name of Diabetes Mellitus in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Based on the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM)'s understanding of consumptive thirst disease and modern medicine's understanding of the etiology of diabetes mellitus and the evolution of the disease, this article discussed the rationality and clinical significance of using "sugar collateral disease" as the name of diabetes mellitus in TCM, to provide a reference for modernization and development of TCM diseases' names. It is argued that the clinical manifestations described in the TCM disease name of consumptive thirst disease are only at a certain stage of diabetes mellitus, and it is difficult to cover the clinical characteristics of modern diabetes mellitus comprehensively. In 2003, academician TONG Xiaolin proposed to use "sugar collateral disease" as the TCM disease name of diabetes mellitus, which on the one hand can reflect the essence of diabetes mellitus, and on the other hand can embody the disease location, disease mechanism and the evolution of the disease, highlight the harms of complications, and serve as a warning for the early diagnosis and treatment of the disease, which can help to enhance the level of diagnosis and treatment of diabetes mellitus in TCM.
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