ZHENG Haitao,REN Xianqing,SONG Chundong,et al.Professor DING Ying's Experience in the Treatment of Fever of Unknown Origin in Children: from the Perspective of “Latent Pathogen in Sanjiao (三焦)”[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2023,64(01):16-20.
ZHENG Haitao,REN Xianqing,SONG Chundong,et al.Professor DING Ying's Experience in the Treatment of Fever of Unknown Origin in Children: from the Perspective of “Latent Pathogen in Sanjiao (三焦)”[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2023,64(01):16-20.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2023.01.004.
This paper summarized the clinical experience of Professor DING Ying in treatment of children with fever of unknown origin (FUO) from the perspective of “latent pathogen in
sanjiao
(三焦)”. It is believed that the core pathogenesis of this disease is latent pathogen lingering in
sanjiao
, and the basic treatment principle is to eliminate latent pathogen and drain
sanjiao
.
Sanren Decoction
(三仁汤),
Huangqin Huashi Decoction
(黄芩滑石汤), and
Xingren Shigao Decoction
(杏仁石膏汤) are used in clinical practice to clear damp-heat, diffuse and unblock
sanjiao
;
Shengjiang Powder
(升降散),
Dayuan Beverage
(达原饮), and
Xiaochaihu Decoction
(小柴胡汤) were suggested to smooth
qi
movement and regulate
sanjiao
; and
Ding's Chairen Shengjiang Decoction
(丁氏柴仁升降汤) formulated by the integration and modification of
Xiaochaihu Decoction
,
Sanren Decoction
,
Shengjiang Powder
, and
Dayuan Beverage
is
suggested
as a proven formula for the treatment for FUO in children.