2011Journal of Yunnan University of Traditional Chinese MedicineRequires access

Clinical Application of Licorice Aconite Decoction

WU Yalin

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licorice aconite decoction is fromTreatise on Febrile diseases,composed of four herbs,the licorice root,tuber,Baizhu and Guizhi.In this paper,there are 5 aspects,the pathogenesis of analysis,prescription,the treatment points,plus or minus application,and typical cases,to explore licorice Aconite Decoction for clinical reference.

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licorice aconite decoction is fromTreatise on Febrile diseases,composed of four herbs,the licorice root,tuber,Baizhu and Guizhi.In this paper,there are 5 aspects,the pathogenesis of analysis,prescription,the treatment points,plus or minus application,and typical cases,to explore licorice Aconite Decoction for clinical reference.

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licorice aconite decoction is fromTreatise on Febrile diseases,composed of four herbs,the licorice root,tuber,Baizhu and Guizhi.In this paper,there are 5 aspects,the pathogenesis of analysis,prescription,the treatment points,plus or minus application,and typical cases,to explore licorice Aconite Decoction for clinical reference.

Key concepts: Decoction, Traditional medicine, Medicine, Glycyrrhiza, Chinese herbs, Traditional Chinese medicine, Alternative medicine, Pathology

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