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The doctor who created an individualized treatment plan in the world is Zhang Zhongjing. Zhang Ji, whose courtesy name is Zhongjing, was born in Nieyang, Nanyang County in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He is now Zhangzhai Village, Deng County, Nanyang, Henan Province. He was a contemporary of Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Hua Tuo. He Ti, a famous scholar in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, once said to Zhang Zhongjing: "You use your thoughts. "If you are refined but not very rhyme, you will be a good doctor in the future." (You are good at thoughtfulness, introverted, not a shouter, or a public person. If you are a doctor, you will be a good doctor.) I first received the technique from Zhang Bozu in the same county, and learned all his teachings. People at that time said that his knowledge and application were subtle, surpassing his teacher. Natural disasters and wars are constant. After a great disaster, there will be a great epidemic. After a great war, there will be a great plague. The bones of the Central Plains are piled up, and people eat each other. If they do not die from the war, they will die from the disease.
Zhang Zhongjing is a miracle doctor in our ancient times, and his book "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" is worthy of our careful study. "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" is one of the ancient Chinese medical classics, written by Zhang Zhongjing, a medical scientist in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It is one of the most important clinical classics in Chinese medicine and is known as the cornerstone and guidance of clinical Chinese medicine. It mainly discusses the etiology, pathology, pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment methods of typhoid fever, an infectious disease, including various symptoms and treatment principles of the disease. Typhoid fever is an acute infectious disease, mainly characterized by high fever, chills, fever and other symptoms. Through observation and summary of actual treatment experience, Zhang Zhongjing proposed the treatment principles of clearing away heat and detoxifying, relieving the surface and dispersing cold, warming the interior and dispelling cold.
Zhang Zhongjing, the founder of orthodox Chinese medicine, is worth studying in a lifetime.
Good! The solution is the solution, and the viewpoint is the opinion.
Zhang Zhongjing, a famous medical scientist in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, was revered as the Medical Sage and was one of the most outstanding medical scientists in Chinese history. Zhang Zhongjing was fascinated by medicine because of his respect for Bian Que, and he once studied under Zhang Bozu. He hated officialdom and sympathized with the people who were suffering from the epidemic. He traveled to various places to practice medicine, carefully studied the symptoms of typhoid fever, and read extensively. After decades of collection and research, he wrote the handed down masterpiece "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases", which established the syndrome differentiation and treatment of the six classics and became an essential classic work for future generations to study traditional Chinese medicine.
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This book has very detailed descriptions and treatment methods of various diseases, which gave me a deeper understanding of traditional Chinese medicine. The author Zhang Zhongjing is really superb in medical skills, and his experience and wisdom are condensed in this book. Every time I read a case in it, I think of the health problems of myself and my family, and I try to treat them according to the methods in the book. In short, this is a very practical Chinese medicine book and worth recommending!
Very well explained!
Fluent, smooth, I hope you can listen to more classic books
For patients whose original Taiyang disease is unexplained and turns into Shaoyang, with hardness and fullness under the hypochondriac, retching and inability to eat, alternating cold and heat without vomiting, and a heavy and tight pulse, Xiaochaihu Decoction should be used. Fang Yi. Bupleurum (eight liang), ginseng (three liang), skullcap (thirty liang), licorice (broiled, three liang), pinellia (washed, half a liter), ginger (cut, three liang), jujube (broken, twelve pieces). Take the seven flavors, add one bucket and two liters of water, boil six liters, drain, decoct three liters, take one liter warm, three times a day.
Traditional Chinese Medicine is the patron saint of the Chinese nation!
Hey, hey, hey, hey
Very cool, very practical!
Every sentence is learning! Worth promoting!
Thanks to the author for making me understand a lot of Chinese medicine culture
A monograph that explains the treatment rules for exogenous infections and miscellaneous diseases. It was written by Zhang Zhongjing in the late Eastern Han Dynasty between 200 and 205 AD. Zhang Zhongjing's original work "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" was in the process of dissemination. Later generations compiled and compiled the contents of exogenous febrile diseases into "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", and the other part mainly discussed miscellaneous internal diseases. Both of these books are very classic and were very popular during the SARS period. For readers, this book has a certain threshold and requires a certain knowledge reserve.
Classics worth studying!
Classic quotations are worth reading and easy to understand
Zhang Zhongjing, China's medical sage, integrated his lifelong learning into this book. The emergence of this book laid the foundation of traditional Chinese medicine, established the method of analyzing conditions, understanding syndromes and clinical treatment, and established guidelines for Chinese doctors' treatment methods for nearly two thousand years. This book mainly discusses surgery. After understanding the symptoms of fever, you can judge your own condition and provide slight relief. In addition, Zhang Zhongjing prescribed hundreds of prescriptions for diseases, which are of reference significance for learning medicine.
Not bad. I learned a lot. Thank you.
The story has ups and downs and is fascinating!
Treating typhoid fever, hiding in the golden cupboard
I don't understand the classics, but the topic of Taiyang pulse-breaking disease should be the method of breaking disease of each pulse.
Super exciting listening book
Hey, look at the reading time🤗 [laughing and crying]
Great and worth learning
Read carefully, read intensively, memorize it
Must-read books on traditional Chinese medicine culture
It must be five stars, but some rare words cannot be typed or something [smile][smile]