1, Baked Ya (fumigation therapy), its functions are sweating, dredging blood vessels, promoting qi circulation, expelling wind and removing dampness, relieving spasm and relieving pain. Can be used for treating rheumatic bone pain, muscle soreness and swelling of limbs, dysmenorrhea, puerperal women's health care, senile lumbago and leg pain, apoplexy sequelae, hemiplegia, etc. At the same time, it can dredge the whole body blood, relieve fatigue, lose weight and fat, and play a role in medical care.
2. Warming Confucianism (sleeping medicine therapy), which is similar to baking Confucianism, is good at treating stroke sequelae and hemiplegia. Those who suffer from the above diseases or severe rheumatism and cardiovascular diseases should not be fumigated.
3. Aya (drug washing therapy), similar to baking Yaya, is good at treating skin diseases, health care for the elderly, and fumigation for postpartum health care for women.
4, it is difficult to be elegant (taking medicine) to let patients sit on hot medicine for the treatment of proctoptosis and uterine prolapse.
5, Shaya (acupuncture therapy), with medicinal juice or medicinal liquor, medicinal oil while stabbing, used to treat limb muscle numbness, corner pain or spasmodic pain.
6. Daya (liniment therapy) is used to treat rheumatism, lumbago and leg pain or dermatosis, traumatic injury, etc. by rubbing or pinching with medicated wine or juice.
7. Guoya (drug wrapping therapy) wraps pain with drugs, which is used to treat trauma, fracture and traumatic injury, rheumatism swelling and pain, furuncle abscess, insect, beast, poisonous snake and centipede bite.
8. Closed hugs (massage, beating, mouth blowing therapy) are used to treat traumatic injury, rheumatic bone pain, lumbago and leg pain, etc.
9, skin rehabilitation beauty method is used to treat all kinds of furuncle pain, black acne rash, can also be used for skin anti-wrinkle and anti-aging.
10, medicine, tea and wine therapy, etc.
To sum up, we combine the traditional methods of Dai medicine with modern scientific methods to treat various diseases, which has unique curative effect, safety and reliability, little toxic and side effects, good medical and health care functions and fully embodies the characteristics of Dai medicine.
Dai medicine is one of the four national medicines in China. According to records, its history has been more than 2500 years. Dai's medical theory, methods of diagnosis and treatment of diseases, prescriptions and drugs all have unique national and regional characteristics. The theory of four towers and five aggregates, called "tower block essence" and "ramming tower block ha" in Dai language, is a written medical theory of Dai people. Four pagodas refer to Wayota (wind), Diezhuo Pagoda (fire), Abota Pagoda (water) and Batawita Pagoda (earth). Dai people believe that four special substances, wind, fire, water and earth, are the constituent elements of everything in the world and the material vitality of human life. Without wind, everything cannot grow; Without fire, everything will not mature; Without water, everything dries up; Without soil, nothing can survive. At the same time, it is believed that wind, fire, water and soil in human body have their own functions. Under the guidance of this theory, Dai medicine has formed four kinds of prescriptions: the prescription for treating wind-induced diseases is called "Wa Yue He Ya Ta"; The prescription used to treat diseases caused by fire is called "Diezhuo Tooth"; The prescription for treating diseases caused by water is called "Apoltayata"; The prescription used to treat diseases caused by soil is called "Bataviata". Wuyun and Dai are called Balulu Ramta (physical meaning), Vida Ramta (sensory meaning), Ya Xian Ramta (perceptual meaning), Wen Ya Ramta (spiritual meaning) and Upper Hara Ramta (organizational meaning) respectively. The five elements include various organs, feelings, perceptions, thoughts, expressions and so on. Dai doctors analyze human physiology, health or diseases according to the five elements, and explore methods of treatment and diagnosis. The four towers and five aggregates cooperate with each other to form the theoretical basis of Dai medicine. The diagnostic methods of Dai medicine are divided into four methods: short (pronounced as feces), visiting the deaf, exploring and driving. In short, it is to see a doctor, that is, to see the patient's spirit, color and shape. Including observing expression, spirit, complexion, skin color, sweating, walking, facial features, hair and so on.
Visiting the deaf means asking and smelling, that is, listening to patients' voices with their ears, such as breathing, bowel sounds, coughing, laughter, crying and so on. Smell the patient's body odor, sweat and oral breathing with his nose.
Inquiry, that is, department diagnosis, focuses on the onset time, season, symptoms, hobbies, family history, patient's medical history, living environment and so on. Dr. Dai believes that consultation is extremely important in the four consultations, and it can obtain valuable information for diagnosis and treatment.
Urging, that is, palpation, includes pulse-taking and touching some special parts of the body surface. The parts that touch the body surface mainly include forehead, nose, ears, limbs, abdomen and painful parts.
Of the four diagnoses, three are based on sight, smell and question, with touch as reference.
Dai medicine, called Dai Ya in Dai language, includes plant medicine, animal medicine and mineral medicine, with plant medicine as the main one. Traditional herbal medicines are arbor plants called "burying" in Dai language; There are herbs called "buds"; There are creeping plants called "pa"; There are vines called "grams"; There are fragrant medicines called "essence" and "health"; There is an acid medicine called "Song"; There is a sweet medicine called "Wan"; There is bitter medicine called "baking" and astringent medicine called "hair". More than 400 kinds of drugs have been collected in Xishuangbanna Dai Medicine Records. The medicinal properties of Dai medicine can be divided into three categories: Yahuang (warm medicine), Yagayin (cold medicine) and Yashamo (flat medicine). There are eight kinds of herbs: pine, vanilla, French, refined, roasted, stuffy, skimmed and barren (sour, sweet, astringent, salty, bitter, hemp, spicy and fragrant).
The dosage forms of Dai medicine are pills, powder, water immersion, tincture, wine bubble, ointment, fruit juice, liquid, tablet, oil, etc.
Traditional treatment methods of Dai medicine can be divided into Kaoya, Wen Ya, Aya, Nangya, Shaya, Daya, Guoya and Hug.
In addition to the above eight methods, there are medicated diet, tea wine therapy and skin rehabilitation and beauty therapy.
2 Drug Name Product Name: Guan Capsule Chinese Pinyin: Guan Tongshu Capsule? Ingredients: Mahonia, Dracaena, Sanguisorba officinalis, Siegesbeckiae, Erythrina bark, Crocodile grass, and torch flower root.
This product is a capsule, and the contents are brown particles or powder; It tastes bitter. ? Function: Attending Dai medicine: contacting Cereser, but rarely. Gather the troops around meilan deep, connect the waist, ha, connect it.
Chinese medicine: expelling wind and removing dampness, dispelling cold and dredging collaterals. It can be used for joint pain, unfavorable flexion and extension, lumbar muscle strain, and traumatic lumbago and leg pain caused by pathogenic wind, cold and dampness, and meridian obstruction.
Administration and dosage: Take orally, 2 capsules at a time, 3 times a day; Still follow the doctor's advice. ? Pregnant women, lactating women and those who have fertility requirements are prohibited. ? Note: Long-term use by women can cause irregular menstruation and amenorrhea, which can generally be recovered after stopping taking drugs. ? 0.4g per capsule? Storage seal. ? Pack with 12× 2 board. Aluminum plastic packaging. ? Validity 1.5 years? Approval number: National Medicine Zhunzi Z20025302
PS: The first one seems to be heavier. Is this enough?