Traditional Chinese Method in Treating Fever Induced by Internal Injury
He Jin
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He Jin
Abstract
This article discussed the etiology,pathogenesis and treatment of fever induced by internal injury. The etiology of which includes internal injury from improper diet,excessive fatigue and emotions and secondary to other diseases. The main pathogenesis consisted of excessive phlegm and dampness,stagnation of liver Qi,blood stasis,deficiency of Qi,blood,Yin and Yang,and the treatment of which was nothing more than removing phlegm and dampness,smoothing liver Qi,activating blood circulation,strengthening Qi and blood,nourishing Yin and invigorating Yang.
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This article discussed the etiology,pathogenesis and treatment of fever induced by internal injury. The etiology of which includes internal injury from improper diet,excessive fatigue and emotions and secondary to other diseases. The main pathogenesis consisted of excessive phlegm and dampness,stagnation of liver Qi,blood stasis,deficiency of Qi,blood,Yin and Yang,and the treatment of which was nothing more than removing phlegm and dampness,smoothing liver Qi,activating blood circulation,strengthening Qi and blood,nourishing Yin and invigorating Yang.
Key concepts: Medicine, Phlegm, Blood stasis, Pathogenesis, Etiology, Blood circulation, Yin deficiency, Traditional medicine