| Introduction:This article shares a medical case where a child presented with high fever that persisted despite taking Western medicine. Teacher Ma comprehensively considered it to be a case of San Yang He Bing (Three Yang Combined Disease) and prescribed Da Qing Long He Xiao Chai Hu Tang (Major Green Dragon Decoction combined with Minor … Read more
Copyright Statement: This article is original and first published on the WeChat public account: Xiao Xiangru Channel (ID: xiaoxiangru0011). Respecting knowledge and labor, it can be reproduced without authorization, but please be sure to indicate the original author. The fundamental reason for misdiagnosis in the early stage of exogenous diseases is the inability to accurately … Read more
The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Medicine – Suwen Chapter 31 Discussion on Heat (Part Four) The Eight Principles of Differentiation for Exogenous Diseases such as Cold Damage Exogenous diseases such as Cold Damage can be differentiated using the “Eight Principles” based on pulse and symptoms. “Exterior and Interior” refers to the areas of struggle between … Read more
Author: Xiao Xiangru, author of “Xiao Xiangru on Treating Kidney Diseases”, “Specific Formula Patterns”, “Lectures on Shang Han Lun by Xiao Xiangru”, “Reconstruction of the Diagnosis and Treatment System for Early Exogenous Diseases”, “Compilation of Treatment Methods for Impotence”, etc. Please cite the source. Xiao Xiangru’s disciple Xue Xiaopeng will share live tonightClick the image … Read more
Click the blue text / Follow us Exogenous fever in children is the most common symptom in pediatrics. Exogenous fever is a colloquial term in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), often seen in children suffering from colds, including upper respiratory infections, bronchitis, etc. Some children may also experience exogenous fever due to the invasion of epidemic … Read more
疬气 (liè qì), or epidemic qi, refers to a type of highly infectious external evil. In TCM literature, 疬气 is also known as “疫毒” (yì dú, epidemic toxin), “疫气” (yì qì, epidemic qi), “异气” (yì qì, strange qi), “戾气” (lì qì, adverse qi), “毒气” (dú qì, toxic qi), and “乖戾之气” (guāi lì zhī qì, … Read more
▲Zhou Zhongying, Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine (1928-)Zhou Zhongying, the first Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is the chief physician at Jiangsu Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.Zhou Zhongying reviews his clinical experience in dealing with externally contracted febrile diseases over the years and proposes a new viewpoint on viral infectious diseases: “The pathological center … Read more
As winter arrives, it is also the peak season for colds and pneumonia. Today, we will extend our discussion from the perspective of external pathogenic factors, focusing on prevention and the so-called sequelae or recurrence issues after recovery. The Neijing states, “When the righteous qi is preserved within, evil cannot invade.” This phrase has been … Read more
The common cold can be generally divided into two types: the ordinary cold and the influenza. The ordinary cold, commonly known as “shangfeng” (伤风), is a common respiratory illness caused by various viruses, characterized as a mild viral infection of the upper respiratory tract (nose and throat). Its main symptoms include sneezing, nasal congestion, and … Read more
As autumn and winter approach, the temperature difference between day and night increases, and the weather fluctuates between cold and hot, making it a peak season for many respiratory infectious diseases. Influenza A, Influenza B, and other respiratory viral infections are on the rise, especially with the recent increase in cases of “mycoplasma pneumonia infection,” … Read more