"Essentials of the Heart Method for Treating Febrile Diseases", a work on treating Febrile Diseases. Three volumes (i. E. Volumes 36-38 of "Yizong Jinjian"). Compiled by Qing Dynasty Wu Qian and others. In order to help readers understand the original work of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and enable them to draw parallels, the author "summarized the gist of the content of the general treatise, syndrome differentiation of the six meridians, and common diseases and syndromes of typhoid fever, such as typhoid fever, plague, febrile diseases, etc., And compiled them into verses", with additional annotations to facilitate learning and memorization.
Reader comments
This book is great! It explains the knowledge about typhoid fever in the form of songs and formulas, which is simple and easy to understand. It also comes with annotations so that people can understand it at once. And the author Wu Qian is so amazing, he explains complex knowledge so clearly! The characters in the book are vivid, such as the different symptoms of fever, which allowed me to accurately judge my health status. I think this book is very helpful for health issues in our daily life, and I recommend it to everyone!
Yes, Chinese medicine treatment is good
This book is very well written, although it only has over 31,000 words. It is a sacred book for Chinese medicine enthusiasts. It would be best if there is a teacher to explain.
This book is great! It explains the knowledge about typhoid fever in the form of songs and formulas, which is simple and easy to understand. It also comes with annotations so that people can understand it at once. And the author Wu Qian is so amazing, he explains complex knowledge so clearly! The characters in the book are vivid, such as the different symptoms of fever, which allowed me to accurately judge my health status. I think this book is very helpful for health issues in our daily life, and I recommend it to everyone!
Yes, Chinese medicine treatment is good
This book is very well written, although it only has over 31,000 words. It is a sacred book for Chinese medicine enthusiasts. It would be best if there is a teacher to explain.