Treatise on Febrile Diseases

"Treatise on Febrile Diseases" was written by Zhang Zhongjing, a famous medical scientist in the Han Dynasty, and has been regarded as a classic work of traditional Chinese medicine throughout the ages. The principles and methods of syndrome differentiation and treatment used in this book have established the norms for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases in traditional Chinese medicine. The experience of diagnosis and treatment based on the combination of principles, methods, prescriptions and medicines has had a profound impact on the development of clinical medicine in traditional Chinese medicine. The large number of compound prescriptions recorded are rigorous in composition and have remarkable curative effects, and are called "the ancestors of all prescriptions" by later generations. This book is based on Zhao Kaimei's engraving of the Ming Dynasty. It has ten volumes in total. Volume 1 deals with pulse flattening and pulse differentiation methods; Volume 2 deals with cases of typhoid fever, differentiation and treatment of cramps, dampness and drinking syndromes, differentiation and treatment of Taiyang pulse syndromes; Volumes 3 to 6 deal with pulse syndromes of the six meridians; Volumes 7 to 10 deal with the differentiation of cholera, Yin and Yang changes, and sweating and vomiting, and the combined treatment of possible and non-pulse syndromes. "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" is a white text that does not contain historical annotations. Readers can directly understand the style of Zhang Zhongjing's original work. It is suitable for in-depth study by those who have a certain foundation in traditional Chinese medicine and clinicians.