"Lun on Warm Heat" is a general treatise on febrile diseases. It was dictated by Ye Gui (a heavenly scholar) in the Qing Dynasty and recorded by his disciple Gu Jingwen. The full text is very short, with only more than 4,000 words. It is the foundational work of the theory of febrile disease. In this book, Ye proposed a syndrome differentiation system of Wei Qi, Yin and Xue for febrile diseases, and discussed the corresponding treatment methods of Wei Qi and Yin and Xue. In addition, Ye also has a unique discussion on diagnosing the condition of febrile diseases and judging the prognosis by observing the tongue, skin rashes and dental examination.
Reader comments
Although this "On Warmth" is not long in length, its content is quite sophisticated! The syndrome differentiation system of Wei Qi, Ying Xue proposed by it is very insightful and very helpful in diagnosing and treating febrile diseases. The book also mentions that it is very practical to judge the condition through tongue symptoms. Ye Tianshi said, "When evil is warmed, it will turn into heat the fastest." This sentence impressed me deeply and reminded us that we must respond in time and not take it lightly. In short, this is a Chinese medicine classic worth reading.
Although this "On Warmth" is not long in length, its content is quite sophisticated! The syndrome differentiation system of Wei Qi, Ying Xue proposed by it is very insightful and very helpful in diagnosing and treating febrile diseases. The book also mentions that it is very practical to judge the condition through tongue symptoms. Ye Tianshi said, "When evil is warmed, it will turn into heat the fastest." This sentence impressed me deeply and reminded us that we must respond in time and not take it lightly. In short, this is a Chinese medicine classic worth reading.