Treatment methods and selected herbal formulas

Author: Wang Fu
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The treatment method is the prerequisite for selecting formulas and the basis for medication, directly guiding clinical practice in selecting formulas and medications. However, the selection of formulas and medications does not entirely rely on the treatment method. This book provides theoretical foundations and practical skills for accurately establishing treatment methods and selecting formulas and medications in clinical practice, guiding medication adjustments based on varying symptoms, emphasizing the use of flexible formulas targeting specific pathomechanisms of diseases. It highlights the fundamental ideas and methods for using dynamic formulas. It is the best reference book for clinical practitioners and students in both traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and Western medicine. The book is divided into 19 chapters, including Exterior Syndrome, Exterior-Interior Syndromes, Heart Syndromes, Lung Syndromes, Spleen and Stomach Syndromes, Liver Syndromes, Kidney Syndromes, Bladder Syndromes, and Large Intestine Syndromes. It provides theoretical foundations and practical skills for accurately establishing treatment methods and selecting formulas and medications in clinical practice, guiding medication adjustments based on varying symptoms, emphasizing the use of flexible formulas targeting specific pathomechanisms of diseases, and highlighting the fundamental ideas and methods for using dynamic formulas. The book is well-structured, with comprehensive content, clear focus, strong guidance, broad practicality, and great inspirational value, making it the best reference book for clinical practitioners and students in both TCM and Western medicine. The book is divided into 19 chapters, including Exterior Syndrome, Exterior-Interior Syndromes, Heart Syndromes, Lung Syndromes, Spleen and Stomach Syndromes, Liver Syndromes, Kidney Syndromes, Bladder Syndromes, and Large Intestine Syndromes. It provides theoretical foundations and practical skills for accurately establishing treatment methods and selecting formulas and medications in clinical practice, guiding medication adjustments based on varying symptoms, emphasizing the use of flexible formulas targeting specific pathomechanisms of diseases, and highlighting the fundamental ideas and methods for using dynamic formulas.