2008Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese MedicineRequires access

Hepatopulmonary Relevant Theory and Differential Treatment of Chronic Cough

Hao Hua

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The liver and lung are interacted and mutually restricted in zang-fu system and meridian system.Chronic cough is closely related with liver disease,and its treatment focuses on discharging liver and dispersing wind,regulating qi and resolving phlegm,calming liver and clearing lung.

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The liver and lung are interacted and mutually restricted in zang-fu system and meridian system.Chronic cough is closely related with liver disease,and its treatment focuses on discharging liver and dispersing wind,regulating qi and resolving phlegm,calming liver and clearing lung.

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The liver and lung are interacted and mutually restricted in zang-fu system and meridian system.Chronic cough is closely related with liver disease,and its treatment focuses on discharging liver and dispersing wind,regulating qi and resolving phlegm,calming liver and clearing lung.

Key concepts: Medicine, Phlegm, Chronic cough, Chronic liver disease, Traditional Chinese medicine, Differential treatment, Lung, Intensive care medicine

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