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Discussion on diagnosis and treatment of migraine

Liu Suo

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It was pointed out that blood stagnation,hypofuntion of qing yang and the brain losing nutrition were the main mechanism of migraine The disease was divided into four types to treat The main treatments were expelling wing and cold,suppressing the hyperactive liver to relieve the wind syndrome,eliminating phlegm and blood stasis,tonifying vital qi and invigorating for deficiency

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It was pointed out that blood stagnation,hypofuntion of qing yang and the brain losing nutrition were the main mechanism of migraine The disease was divided into four types to treat The main treatments were expelling wing and cold,suppressing the hyperactive liver to relieve the wind syndrome,eliminating phlegm and blood stasis,tonifying vital qi and invigorating for deficiency

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It was pointed out that blood stagnation,hypofuntion of qing yang and the brain losing nutrition were the main mechanism of migraine The disease was divided into four types to treat The main treatments were expelling wing and cold,suppressing the hyperactive liver to relieve the wind syndrome,eliminating phlegm and blood stasis,tonifying vital qi and invigorating for deficiency

Key concepts: Phlegm, Migraine, Medicine, Blood stasis, Disease, Intensive care medicine, Pediatrics, Anesthesia

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