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WU Wenhui, YE Meiyan, GUO Lifen, et al. Onset Rhythm of Ischemic Stroke in Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(6): 458-461.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2015.06.003.
Behind the occurrence of diseases lie certain rules. Consequently
exploring the temporal rhythm of disease is of great significance for investigating its pathogenesis
prevention and methods to lower the incidence.Ischemic stroke has annual rhythms and circadian rhythm
and tends to occur intensively in certain periods
such as winter
spring and early morning. Based on the periodic changes in physiological activities along with alternating day and night
modern medicine constantly explores the occurrence and development regularity and prevention of stroke through surveys. Based on the theory of Yin-yang and five elements and the theory of correspondence between human and nature
Chinese chronomedicine tries to understand the regularity and the peak in incidence for the disease
thereupon guiding the formulation of the principle in prevention and treatment with temporal emphasis.