Hypoxic injury on the external environment and Qi deficiency syndrome characteristics to explore new knowledge_0.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 Hypoxic injury on the external environment and Qi deficiency syndrome characteristics to explore new knowledge [Keywords:] plateau; external environment hypoxic injury, Syndrome, Qi deficiency External environment is a high altitude hypoxic injury medicine, space medicine, diving medicine, sports medicine and other disciplines facing common problems, from a theoretical point of view of traditional Chinese medicine on the body outside the environmental impact of hypoxia is an important research topic. Plateau environment is a “natural oxygen laboratory”, the paper around the body caused by high altitude hypoxia of physiological, biochemical, pathological changes, combined with the author investigated the experience of many high altitude medicine, and retrieve relevant literature, conduct a comprehensive analysis of hypoxic injury in the external environment Characteristics of TCM syndrome. A qi deficiency is the basic external environment hypoxic injury syndromes 1.1 The environment of high altitude hypoxic signs of qi deficiency and the incidence of deficiency Into the plateau from the plains of healthy people, will to varying degrees, chest tightness shortness of breath, Shenpi fatigue, less gas, or lazy words such as the typical symptoms of deficiency, with “moving the Yishen” features. Symptoms of occurrence and severity are related to altitude was positively correlated [1]. different altitude population survey data show that the incidence of deficiency with increasing altitude and moved to increase the extension of the plateau period, the incidence of native plateau deficiency was significantly lower than the crowd moved the crowd. As the altitude increases, Qi clip real (blood stasis, phlegm, wet) and Yin and Blood Deficiency type and a significant increase in disease location and the heart, lungs relations are also more closely [2]. 1.2 altitude hypoxia on the function of organs 1.2.1 Analysis of cardiac funct