SONG Jia, ZHANG Jian. Exploration on the Rules of Using Huanglian [Coptis chinensis] by Ming Dynasty Doctors[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2016, 57(19): 1630-1633.
SONG Jia, ZHANG Jian. Exploration on the Rules of Using Huanglian [Coptis chinensis] by Ming Dynasty Doctors[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2016, 57(19): 1630-1633.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2016.19.003.
This article adopted traditional literature and mathematical statistics methods
in order to explore the dose feature of 13 doctors in Ming Dynasty in applying Huanglian [Coptis chinensis] in clinic and its indications. The authors concluded that Huanglian is the frequently-used clearing-heat herb for doctors in Ming Dynasty. The average dose of Huanglian in Ming Dynasty was about 4. 8 g
with the most common dose about 3. 7 g
the biggest dose 18. 5 g and the frequently-used dose range 0. 7
18. 5 g. Different doctors used different dose. In Ming Dynasty
Huanglian was mainly used in treating various diseases
including epigastric fullness syndrome
phlegm syndrome
blood syndrome
dysentery
diarrhea
consumptive heat
emesis
tympanites
sore ulcer and epidemic toxic heat. In general
the feature of doctors in Ming Dynasty in applying Huanglian was wide application and flexible compatibility.