Practical prevention and treatment of liver disease in traditional Chinese and Western medicine

Author: Yang Yungao, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book is divided into ten chapters, primarily introducing fundamental knowledge of liver diseases, clinical manifestations and diagnosis, Western medicine treatment, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, prevention and prognosis, as well as an overview of commonly used Chinese herbal medicines. While emphasizing scientific accuracy, it strives to highlight practicality, making the content easy to learn and understand. When introducing each medicine or formula, basic pharmacological knowledge and clinical efficacy statistics are provided to help readers compare the advantages and disadvantages of different treatments. Given that the progression of the disease and physical recovery are closely related to diet, emotional state, and other factors, this book lists all relevant lifestyle management content for reference. The book provides an in-depth yet accessible introduction to the clinical manifestations, diagnostic key points, Western medicine treatment, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, prevention, and prognosis of common liver diseases. The author focuses on simplifying complex theories and extensively cites successful cases of liver disease treatment from previous studies, making the book highly practical. Rich in content and easy to understand, it is suitable for clinical physicians, medical school students and teachers, as well as a broad readership of liver disease patients for reference.