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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 On the Clinical hepatogastric discord and wood in the soil is not and the difference between Author: Zhang Jun, XIE Bin, Chen Di-Ping, LI Wen-lin Abstract hepatogastric and the card is not clinically Weiwanxiashu diseases common pain syndromes type, it has a specific definition and governance of law Prescriptions that inspection of the literature few physicians on the wood and the soil is not addressed, often someone Mutu hepatogastric discord discord and confusion, that the two can be interchangeable or universal, in fact the soil is not wood, and with hepatogastric do not and have strong differences, lack of clear understanding often led to inadequate treatment. Article from disease-bit, clinical manifestations, as well as conquer the angle of Prescription try to discuss the differences between the two, to remind the public physicians temporary permits to take full account pathogenesis, refine syndrome differentiation can not be generalized. Keywords: hepatogastric discord; wood and the soil is not; difference Abstract: Liver-stomach disharmony is actually the common type of syndrome differentiation in treating stomachache illness. It has been given specific definition, principle and methods of treatment by many experts. On another aspect, it seems few Chinese medicines give elaboration to wood-earth disharmony, even frequently confuse liver-stomach disharmony with wood-earth disharmony, and think the two can exchange or general. But in fact there are great differences between the two things. If Chinese medicines don’t recognize this key point clearly, their treatment will be incomplete and imperfect. The author tries to discuss wood-earth disharmony and liver-stomach disharmony from the perspective of disease-location, the clinical manifestation, principle and methods of treatment to remind the general medicines have an all-round perspective of considering pathogenesis and give treatment with syndrome differe