LI Tao,LIN Lili,JI Jianjian,et al.Professor WANG Shouchuan's Experience in Differentiating and Treating Children's Epistaxis from the Perspective of “Four Excess and Three Deficiency"[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2024,65(19):1967-1971.
LI Tao,LIN Lili,JI Jianjian,et al.Professor WANG Shouchuan's Experience in Differentiating and Treating Children's Epistaxis from the Perspective of “Four Excess and Three Deficiency"[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2024,65(19):1967-1971.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2024.19.003.
Professor WANG Shouchuan's Experience in Differentiating and Treating Children's Epistaxis from the Perspective of “Four Excess and Three Deficiency"
This paper summarized professor WANG Shouchuan's experience in differentiating and treating children epistaxis from the perspective of "four excess and three deficiency". It is believed that the pathogenesis of children epistaxis is concluded as "four excess and three deficiency", of which the four excess syndromes are exuberant heat in the lung channel, intense stomach fire, heart fire hyperactivity, and liver fire flaming upward, while the three deficiency syndromes include
qi
,
yin
and
yang
deficiency. Seven methods for treating children epistaxis are summarized. For exuberant heat in the lung channel syndrome, it is recommended to clear lung and direct
qi
downward, using self-made
Xiebai Zhiniu Decoction
(泻白止衄汤). For intense stomach fire syndrome, the method of clearing stomach and draining fire can be used with self-made
Qingwei Zhiniu Decoction
(清胃止衄汤). In terms of heart fire hyperactivity syndrome, it is better to clear heart and drain fire, using self-made
Daochi Zhiniu Decoction
(导赤止衄汤). For liver fire flaming upward syndrome, it is advised to clear liver and drain fire, using self-made
Yimu Zhiniu Decoction
(抑木止衄汤). In terms of
qi
deficiency syndrome, the method of fortifying spleen and boosting
qi
and containing blood should be used with self-made
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