2009Journal of Practical Traditional Chinese Internal MedicineRequires access

Kidney and Heart Failure Explore the Origin

Hui Li

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It is including Qi deficiency, Yin deficiency, Yang deficiency, Blood stasis and Water overflowing to pathogensis of heart failure ( HF) in traditional Chinese medicine. In the development process of HF, the deficiency of kidney jing acts a considerable role. So it is a fundamental principle of HFS treatment to balance between the Yin and Yang of kidney.

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It is including Qi deficiency, Yin deficiency, Yang deficiency, Blood stasis and Water overflowing to pathogensis of heart failure ( HF) in traditional Chinese medicine. In the development process of HF, the deficiency of kidney jing acts a considerable role. So it is a fundamental principle of HFS treatment to balance between the Yin and Yang of kidney.

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It is including Qi deficiency, Yin deficiency, Yang deficiency, Blood stasis and Water overflowing to pathogensis of heart failure ( HF) in traditional Chinese medicine. In the development process of HF, the deficiency of kidney jing acts a considerable role. So it is a fundamental principle of HFS treatment to balance between the Yin and Yang of kidney.

Key concepts: Medicine, Blood stasis, Yin deficiency, Kidney, Yang deficiency, Heart failure, Traditional Chinese medicine, Yin and yang

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