Common Diseases and Syndromes in TCM Literature Album. Blood Loss Album

Author: Damijun Wang Ronggen He Jingsong
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: Hemorrhagic disorders refer to conditions where blood does not follow its normal path, either overflowing from the mouth and nose or flowing downward through the two lower orifices, or externallying into the skin. This book primarily introduces hemorrhagic disorders within the scope of internal medicine, including epistaxis, hemoptysis, hematemesis, hematuria, and hematochezia. Traditional Chinese Medicine has accumulated extensive clinical experience in the pulse diagnosis, etiology, pathogenesis, treatment, prognosis, and contraindications of hemorrhagic disorders. This collection selectively extracts and summarizes literature from classical works, various schools of thought, medical case studies, and clinical discussions from generations of TCM practitioners. It covers the concepts, etiology and pathogenesis, symptom manifestations, outcomes and prognosis of hemorrhagic disorders, as well as their differential diagnosis and treatment, external treatments, dietary therapy, and acupuncture. Organized in the order of classical formulas, medical case studies, single formulas, acupuncture, and dietary therapy, the book provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of hemorrhagic disorders. This book is not only suitable for general readers but also offers practical reference value for clinical physicians, as well as educators and researchers engaged in TCM teaching and scientific research.