First, the typhoid school founded in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
First of all, the typhoid fever school was founded in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Doctors in the Han Dynasty combined medical theory with prescriptions for treating specific diseases and wrote the corresponding Treatise on Febrile Diseases. This laid the foundation of dialectical treatment and provided a good theoretical dialectical thinking mode for the subsequent development of traditional Chinese medicine. Therefore, in the diagnosis and treatment of patients' corresponding diseases, Chinese medicine can exclude some unreasonable treatment methods through dialectical thinking, adopt targeted Chinese medicine treatment programs, control the patients' condition, and then gradually return to the old health state under the gradual action of Chinese medicine.
Second, the poor school founded by the Liu family
Second, he put forward the Cold School founded by Liu, a great master of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties? Fierce theory? It is believed that the diseases suffered by most patients are due to the vigorous liver fire and the rise of qi, which leads to the corresponding diseases. Often manifested as dizziness, blushing, jealousy, bitter taste, irritability and other external symptoms, which can lead to some diseases such as hypertension, hyperthyroidism, liver inflammation and so on. Therefore, it is considered that cold medicines should be used to eliminate excessive internal heat, and dandelion, honeysuckle, rhubarb, folium Isatidis, chrysanthemum, mulberry leaves and other cold medicines are commonly used for targeted treatment. The pathogenesis theory of traditional Chinese medicine has also been improved accordingly.
Third, the Yi School founded by Zhang, a doctor in Jin Dynasty.
Furthermore, the Yishui School, founded in Jin Dynasty, was inspired by Zhang after reading many books and documents of traditional Chinese medicine, such as Neijing and Difficult Classic, so that in the following process, it was put forward that traditional Chinese medicine should analyze the occurrence and evolution of diseases with cold and heat deficiency of viscera specimens. Combined with physiological function, pathological manifestations, etiology, eight classes, qi and blood, body fluid and other arguments, the specific etiology of visceral diseases in patients was comprehensively analyzed. Founded by it? Visceral pathogenesis theory? It has played an important role in promoting the rapid development of traditional Chinese medicine.
Fourth, the anti-evil faction founded by Zhang Congzheng, a great master of Jin and Yuan Dynasties.
In addition, Zhang Congzheng, a great master in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, founded the school of attacking evil, which advocated emphasizing? Illness is caused by evil, and attacking evil is already ill? The concept of TCM treatment holds that the treatment of diseases should focus on exorcism, make good use of three methods of sweating, emphasize attack and tonic, and oppose the abuse of some unreasonable and excessive methods of conditioning the body and restoring function. The three methods of vomiting and sweating are mainly used in cold and fever, eating bad stomach, food poisoning and other scenes. By exercising and sweating, the food in the stomach is vomited to the outside, or the intestinal waste digested and absorbed by the intestine is discharged, so as to achieve the purpose of relieving and treating diseases. The emphasis on achievement method is to combine treatment with heavy cause.
Fifth, the earth-repairing school founded by Gao Li, a master of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties.
There is also the earth-repairing school founded by Gao Li, a master of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties. What do Chinese medicine schools think? People are based on stomach qi? Pay attention to the maintenance of stomach, spleen and other organs, which is not only beneficial to the digestion and absorption of food; At the same time, it can improve the body's own immunity. This Chinese medicine school was founded? Spleen and stomach theory? It is advocated that while treating patients' diseases with Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine should also be boiled with drugs and appropriate supplements. The purpose is to make patients have a healthier physical state to fight against the corresponding diseases in the process of treating diseases, so as to obtain better therapeutic effects.
Sixth, the school of warming and reinforcing founded by doctors in Ming Dynasty.
However, many Chinese medicine practitioners in Ming Dynasty, such as Zhang Jiebin and Zhao Xianke, assisted the study of deficiency syndrome from the traditional study of viscera pathogenesis. From the original demonstration process of deficiency and excess of cold and heat in human viscera, the spleen and stomach function of human body can be improved and enhanced by means of warming and tonifying. After all, the essence of the human body depends on the rise and fall of the spleen and stomach. If the function of spleen and stomach organs is damaged, the external mental outlook of human body will gradually become depressed; Moreover, the body's immunity will also decline accordingly, making it easier to suffer from various diseases. However, this school of Chinese medicine believes that warm-up can greatly improve the body's immunity.
Seven, the typhoid school founded by Wu Youke in Ming Dynasty.
Finally, the school of febrile diseases founded by Wu Youke in Ming Dynasty put forward the pathogenesis of plague and the theory of febrile diseases, which made great contributions to the treatment of epidemic plague at that time. Because the folk plague was prevalent at that time, many people were infected and lost their lives. Seeing that many Chinese medicine practitioners have no corresponding physical therapy effect by treating typhoid fever, Wu Youke studied the specific sources and causes of plague according to the specific characteristics of people suffering from plague. His theory of febrile diseases provided an effective medical method for treating the epidemic plague at that time. For example, Shuangrong, Tianshui Powder and Huanglian Jiedu Decoction were all effective treatments against the plague at that time.
Note: The development of Chinese medicine has a long history. Chinese medicine pays more attention to treating both the symptoms and the root causes, while western medicine mainly adopts some powerful drugs to control and alleviate the disease. Traditional Chinese medicine pays more attention to the gradual treatment process, and the treatment cycle is relatively long, but the radical effect is better; Western medicine pays more attention to the rapid control of diseases. Although it has advantages in clinical treatment, it also brings many side effects, which will affect the health of patients to some extent.