Pathogenesis Evolution Characteristics and Intervention Strategies for Alternation Between Active and Remission Phases of Inflammatory Bowel Disease:Based on the Theory of "Grease-Turbidity-Heat Toxin"
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Pathogenesis Evolution Characteristics and Intervention Strategies for Alternation Between Active and Remission Phases of Inflammatory Bowel Disease:Based on the Theory of "Grease-Turbidity-Heat Toxin"
Journal of Traditional Chinese MedicineVol. 67, Issue 15, Pages: 1664-1668(2026)
ZHENG Ting,HUANG Kaiyue,LI Jiayan,et al.Pathogenesis Evolution Characteristics and Intervention Strategies for Alternation Between Active and Remission Phases of Inflammatory Bowel Disease:Based on the Theory of "Grease-Turbidity-Heat Toxin"[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2026,67(15):1664-1668.
ZHENG Ting,HUANG Kaiyue,LI Jiayan,et al.Pathogenesis Evolution Characteristics and Intervention Strategies for Alternation Between Active and Remission Phases of Inflammatory Bowel Disease:Based on the Theory of "Grease-Turbidity-Heat Toxin"[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2026,67(15):1664-1668.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2026.15.014.
Pathogenesis Evolution Characteristics and Intervention Strategies for Alternation Between Active and Remission Phases of Inflammatory Bowel Disease:Based on the Theory of "Grease-Turbidity-Heat Toxin"
Based on the theoretical framework of "grease-turbidity-heat toxin", this paper elucidates the patholo-gical evolution pattern underlying the alternation between active and remission phases of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). It is proposed that the active phase of IBD represents a progressive and explosive process characterized by internal accumulation of grease turbidity,
constraint transforming into heat, and exuberant heat generating toxin. During the remission phase, the pathogenic process manifests as subsidence of heat toxin, depletion of
qi
and
yin
, latent retention of residual turbidity, and a state of coexistence between deficiency of healthy
qi
and lingering pathogenic factors. Accordingly, a staged therapeutic strategy with dynamic intervention and targeted modulation has been established. During the active phase, treatment follows the sequential principle of unblocking, clearing, and resolving pathogenic factors. In the early stage, the therapeutic approach focuses on regulating
qi
movement, fortifying the spleen, and resolving turbidity, using
Tongxie Essential Formula
(痛泻要方) and
Shenling Baizhu Powder
(参苓白术散) to regulate
qi
and fortify spleen. In the middle stage, the strategy emphasizes clearing heat, eliminating dampness, and dispersing pathogenic accumulation through downward and outward pathways, and
Gegen Qinlian Decoction
(葛根芩连汤) combined with
Banxia Xiexin Decoction
(半夏泻心汤) is used to clear and resolve damp-heat. In the late stage, treatment aims to resolve toxin, restrain sore, cool blood, and stabilize collaterals, using
Baitouweng Decoction
(白头翁汤),
Shaoyao Decoction
(芍药汤), and
Xijiao Dihuang Decoction
(犀角地黄汤) to eliminate toxins and cool blood. During the remission phase, the principle of reinforcing, consolidating, and penetrating is adopted to restore internal balance and clear the source, using
Sishen Pills
(四神丸) and
Sijunzi Decoction
(四君子汤) to reinforce healthy
qi
and venting pathogens.
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