Medicine Gate Law

Author: Yu Chang
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: Yi Men Fa Lüe (Medical Laws and Regulations) is a clinical work written by Yu Chang during the Qing Dynasty. The book consists of six volumes: Volume 1 covers basic theories, Volumes 2 to 4 deal with external pathogens, Volume 5 and Volume 6 cover internal medicine and miscellaneous diseases. It includes 14 sections such as Zhong Han (Middle Cold), Zhong Feng (Apoplexy), Rao Wen Shu San Qi (Three Qi of Heat, Warmth, and Summer Heat), Shang Gan (Injury to Dampness), Nue Zheng (Malaria), Li Ji (Dysentery), Tan Yin (Phlegm and Fluid Accumulation), Ke You (Cough), Guan Ge (Obstruction and Stagnation), Xiao Ke (Diabetes Mellitus), Xu Lao (Exhaustion), Shui Zhong (Edema), Huang Dan (Jaundice), and Fei Yong Fei Wei (Pulmonary Abscess and Emaciation). Each section first discusses the etiology, pathogenesis, and transmission patterns, followed by the establishment of "Methods" and the listing of "Regulations." Methods refer to the principles of correct diagnosis and treatment, while Regulations serve as prohibitions against errors in prevention and treatment. The book is well-organized, with clear outlines and thorough reasoning, offering unique perspectives. It holds significant reference value for theoretical research and clinical practice.