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QIU Chang-lin’ experience in treating narcolepsy from regulating spleen deficiency

Qiu Hui, Liping Zhang, Qiu Chang-lin

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Professor QIU engaged in clinical practice of integrative medicine treatment of neurology more than 40 years, and accumulated rich clinical experience in treating nervous system difficult disease. The article focused on professor QIU Changlin’s experience of treating spondylosis with spleen deficiency. Professor QIU believes that the disease and the spleen of the most closely related, deficiency of spleen qi is the basic cause of the disease, but also the pathology of other syndromes. The common cause of this disease due to excess caused by deficiency, and the symptoms of this disease presented as intermingled deficiency and excess. There are four common syndromes in clinic such as syndrome of phlegm-dampness disturbing spleen, yang deficiency syndrome, syndrome of deficiency of kidney essence, syndrome of qi stagnation and blood stasis, and the treatments of this disease should make good use of ‘warming drugs’, ‘drugs for resuscitation’, and ‘drugs for resolving phlegm with arresting wind’, which could receive satisfactory clinical effect.

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Professor QIU engaged in clinical practice of integrative medicine treatment of neurology more than 40 years, and accumulated rich clinical experience in treating nervous system difficult disease. The article focused on professor QIU Changlin’s experience of treating spondylosis with spleen deficiency. Professor QIU believes that the disease and the spleen of the most closely related, deficiency of spleen qi is the basic cause of the disease, but also the pathology of other syndromes. The common cause of this disease due to excess caused by deficiency, and the symptoms of this disease presented as intermingled deficiency and excess. There are four common syndromes in clinic such as syndrome of phlegm-dampness disturbing spleen, yang deficiency syndrome, syndrome of deficiency of kidney essence, syndrome of qi stagnation and blood stasis, and the treatments of this disease should make good use of ‘warming drugs’, ‘drugs for resuscitation’, and ‘drugs for resolving phlegm with arresting wind’, which could receive satisfactory clinical effect.

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Professor QIU engaged in clinical practice of integrative medicine treatment of neurology more than 40 years, and accumulated rich clinical experience in treating nervous system difficult disease. The article focused on professor QIU Changlin’s experience of treating spondylosis with spleen deficiency. Professor QIU believes that the disease and the spleen of the most closely related, deficiency of spleen qi is the basic cause of the disease, but also the pathology of other syndromes. The common cause of this disease due to excess caused by deficiency, and the symptoms of this disease presented as intermingled deficiency and excess. There are four common syndromes in clinic such as syndrome of phlegm-dampness disturbing spleen, yang deficiency syndrome, syndrome of deficiency of kidney essence, syndrome of qi stagnation and blood stasis, and the treatments of this disease should make good use of ‘warming drugs’, ‘drugs for resuscitation’, and ‘drugs for resolving phlegm with arresting wind’, which could receive satisfactory clinical effect.

Key concepts: Medicine, Disease, Phlegm, Blood stasis, Spleen, Intensive care medicine, Pediatrics, Traditional Chinese medicine

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