The Therapeutic Method and Theoretical Evidence of Blood-activating and Stasis-removing Therapy of Intracerebral Hemorrhage
Ying Chen
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Ying Chen
Abstract
Blood stasis is the basis of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) pathology for intracerebral hemorrhage.The main disease mechanism includes the following three aspects: the bleeding from brain vessels leads to the blockage of brain vessels,abnormal metabolism of body fluid distribution dues to the formation of phlegm and water,and the brain injuried by toxic evil produced from pathogenic factors.The common clinical symptoms consist of blood stasis pattern with endogenous liver wind,turbid phlegm blocking collaterals and heat-toxic stagnation.In terms of the characteristics of TCM pathogenesis and the evolution law of TCM syndromes,we have formulated the blood-activating and stasisremoving therapy in order to realize the clinical transformation of TCM research achievements for intracerebral hemorrhage.
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Blood stasis is the basis of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) pathology for intracerebral hemorrhage.The main disease mechanism includes the following three aspects: the bleeding from brain vessels leads to the blockage of brain vessels,abnormal metabolism of body fluid distribution dues to the formation of phlegm and water,and the brain injuried by toxic evil produced from pathogenic factors.The common clinical symptoms consist of blood stasis pattern with endogenous liver wind,turbid phlegm blocking collaterals and heat-toxic stagnation.In terms of the characteristics of TCM pathogenesis and the evolution law of TCM syndromes,we have formulated the blood-activating and stasisremoving therapy in order to realize the clinical transformation of TCM research achievements for intracerebral hemorrhage.
Key concepts: Phlegm, Blood stasis, Medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Intracerebral hemorrhage, Pathogenesis, Mechanism (biology), Blood circulation