Shizhu Zhai Edition and Supplement: Ten Thousand Illnesses Test Recipe (Edition and Supplement Simple and Practical Recipe)

Author: Hu Zhengxin (Ming Dynasty)
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The book is divided into sixteen volumes, totaling approximately 480,000 words. It covers various conditions such as stroke, cold damage (Shanghan), pestilence, summer heat syndromes, damp bi (painful obstruction), accumulation, distension, jaundice, diabetes mellitus, cough, various Qi syndromes, hemoptysis, malaria and dysentery, stranguria and retention, diseases of the (five senses and organs), gynecological diseases, external diseases (syphilis), pediatric diseases, bone and joint injuries, acupuncture and moxibustion, prescriptions, and livestock diseases, comprising sixty syndromes and thousands of prescriptions. Its distinctive feature is the structure of discussing theories before presenting prescriptions, with theories guiding prescriptions. The arguments are incisive, syndromes are differentiated, and the prescriptions are concise and effective, making them easy to find. In some cases, both prescriptions and acupuncture are used for a particular syndrome, with detailed explanations of acupuncture and prescriptions that are easy to understand. This book compiles the essence of famous physicians from past generations, edited into a treasure book of prescriptions for treating all diseases. To have this book in hand is to have a method for preventing and treating illnesses.