2011Journal of Practical Traditional Chinese Internal MedicineRequires access

Tiaoshen Decoction in the Treatment of Chronic Renal Failure

Lijuan Wu

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The pathogenesis of chronic renal failure early in the virtual real,actual situation mixed.The spleen and kidney qi deficiency and Empty-based,real evil to bleeding,poison cloud,water,gas main,and sometimes both evils and so on.By Self renal side to Qi-based,accompanied by transfer of blood pass through.Qi and blood are transferred dampness effect.

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The pathogenesis of chronic renal failure early in the virtual real,actual situation mixed.The spleen and kidney qi deficiency and Empty-based,real evil to bleeding,poison cloud,water,gas main,and sometimes both evils and so on.By Self renal side to Qi-based,accompanied by transfer of blood pass through.Qi and blood are transferred dampness effect.

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The pathogenesis of chronic renal failure early in the virtual real,actual situation mixed.The spleen and kidney qi deficiency and Empty-based,real evil to bleeding,poison cloud,water,gas main,and sometimes both evils and so on.By Self renal side to Qi-based,accompanied by transfer of blood pass through.Qi and blood are transferred dampness effect.

Key concepts: Medicine, Decoction, Chronic renal failure, Kidney, Spleen, Pathogenesis, Traditional medicine, Internal medicine

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