CHEN Ying professor Experience on one patient with premenstrual syndrome
Jia Li
Abstract
Jia Li
Abstract
Objective: To summarize the treatment by Professor CHEN Ying on market anomalies. Methods: patients with the division, finishing the experience of teachers. Conclusion: Professor CHEN Ying on in the treatment of abnormal market by focusing on the human body to support healthy trends,mainly smoothed the liver-Qi to relieve the depressive syndrome and warmed dispel to water-pathogen ,auxiliaryly benefitted the vitality, blood circulation removing extravasted blood,assisted makes up both the spleen and kidney to achieve the action that is to dispel water and damp, and based on differentiation of the organs involved, see a different disease and drug focused, and with psychological treatment, enhance the effectiveness of treatment.
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Objective: To summarize the treatment by Professor CHEN Ying on market anomalies. Methods: patients with the division, finishing the experience of teachers. Conclusion: Professor CHEN Ying on in the treatment of abnormal market by focusing on the human body to support healthy trends,mainly smoothed the liver-Qi to relieve the depressive syndrome and warmed dispel to water-pathogen ,auxiliaryly benefitted the vitality, blood circulation removing extravasted blood,assisted makes up both the spleen and kidney to achieve the action that is to dispel water and damp, and based on differentiation of the organs involved, see a different disease and drug focused, and with psychological treatment, enhance the effectiveness of treatment.
Key concepts: Medicine, Blood circulation, Chen, Vitality, Traditional medicine, Theology, Paleontology, Biology