Medical Cases of Pu Fuzhou (Volume 1)

Author: China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Master Pu Fuzhou was a renowned clinical practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China. This book is compiled based on some of Master Pu Fuzhou's outpatient and consultation case studies. The book is divided into four parts, striving to reflect the characteristics of Master Pu Fuzhou's treatment approach—particularly emphasizing syndrome differentiation and treatment, seeking the root cause of the disease, and prioritizing the stomach Qi as the foundation. It also focuses on the influence of seasonal climate and mental factors, as well as the analysis and synthesis of clinical symptoms. In terms of formulating treatment plans and medications, it adheres to the principle of "sweating without injury, purgation without damage, cooling without stagnation, warming without dryness, nourishing without stagnation, and resolving without aggression." The prescriptions are rigorous, with fewer herbs, smaller dosages, lower costs, and effective results. The remarks under each case study reflect Master Pu Fuzhou's specific treatment thinking.