Discussion on ‘all diseases resulting from qi disorder' and its clinical significance
Guojin Li
Abstract
Guojin Li
Abstract
The ‘all diseases resulting from qi disorder' originated from the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic Medicine,it emphasizes that the dysfunction of qi activity is the essential pathogenesis of diseases. Qi is a basic material of the body,ascending, descending, entering and exiting of qi movement is the basic form of human life activity. If the functional activities of qi keeps proper, body may stay healthy, while disorder of qi activity can lead to disease. As a result, complying with qi's movement of viscera and regulating the movement of qi is the key to the treatment. Then according to clinical, some practical examples and experience of treating constipation and diabetes by regulating the movement of qi are given.
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The ‘all diseases resulting from qi disorder' originated from the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic Medicine,it emphasizes that the dysfunction of qi activity is the essential pathogenesis of diseases. Qi is a basic material of the body,ascending, descending, entering and exiting of qi movement is the basic form of human life activity. If the functional activities of qi keeps proper, body may stay healthy, while disorder of qi activity can lead to disease. As a result, complying with qi's movement of viscera and regulating the movement of qi is the key to the treatment. Then according to clinical, some practical examples and experience of treating constipation and diabetes by regulating the movement of qi are given.
Key concepts: Medicine, Traditional medicine, Disease, Internal medicine