[Ancient Medical Prescriptions Book published by the Traditional Chinese Medicine Ancient Books Publishing House in 1991] This book draws on the strengths of many experts and makes its own prescriptions or collects ancient famous prescriptions and folk experience prescriptions. The book is divided into 32 sections and has about 90,000 words. It is rich in content and covers all subjects. A general introduction is listed before each door. Firstly, the cause, pathogenesis and symptoms are discussed; secondly, the diagnostic methods, rules and indications are discussed. There is a summary at the end of each course. After the main prescriptions, the prescriptions are added and subtracted according to the changes of the symptoms. The prescriptions for each syndrome are recorded in detail, and the treatments are recorded in detail. The clinical experience is also explained in "Ruo Qian Prescriptions". The author is good at integrating the main academic thoughts of medical doctors of the past dynasties such as Nei Jing, Qian Jin, Jin Gui, He Jian, etc. Into their main treatment principles and making their literary meanings smooth. Medical treatises are often written in the form of poems, which are clear and easy to understand. Therefore, with this book in hand, doctors can differentiate symptoms and treat them, and patients can help themselves according to the prescriptions. Even in places where there is a shortage of medicines, they can save people from emergencies.
Reader comments
I especially like that it uses the form of poetry to talk about medical theory, which is catchy to read. But I don't really like those weird prescription names, they feel a little hard to remember. But in general, this book is very helpful for those who study medicine. Even if we don't study medicine, we can still learn some knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and use it to maintain health!
I especially like that it uses the form of poetry to talk about medical theory, which is catchy to read. But I don't really like those weird prescription names, they feel a little hard to remember. But in general, this book is very helpful for those who study medicine. Even if we don't study medicine, we can still learn some knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and use it to maintain health!