Physiological characteristics of organs Clinical importance of laid-off Analysis of Prescription Drugs.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 22 Physiological characteristics of organs Clinical importance of laid-off Analysis of Prescription Drugs 【Abstract】 clinical group parties, except for the organs outside the pathological characteristics of syndrome differentiation, in order to improve the clinical efficacy, but also give full consideration to the physiological characteristics of governing organs. Such as the lungs of the propaganda made Su-down, the spleen of the hi evil dry wet, Hee evil stagnation, the main passage heart, liver and hi be reached, the main pass down the stomach and kidney yin and yang in each root, the main seal and Tibetan. Such compatibility, complement each other, help to improve clinical efficacy. Keywords: clinical group party; organs; physiological characteristics; effect Differentiation is a clinical diagnosis of Visceral organs Syndrome Chinese primary means of removal is also a clinical drug-group side of the main basis for the specific Clinical Prescription, in addition to certain organs depending on the patient carefully syndrome differentiation and treatment of pathological conditions, we must also give full consideration to the organs themselves physiological characteristics. One-pass fill and use, pulse-ping palpitate Ning The heart blood and the possession of God. Physiology, heart plenty of accessible gas before being red-oriented and strong Yinxue filling, pulse Road Tom Lee, the blood perfusion and thus the whole body to play the role of nutrition and moisture, and only so can only reflect the pulse of the stomach, god, root. Pulse Road, Tom Lee, the heart’s blood to reconcile, Ruyang mind to make it accessible both inside and outside, in high spirits, quick-witted; heart air accessibility, body fluid metabolism in normal and Tianjin each metaplasia blood, blood line Jin-Chang; In addition, heart qi accessible, lift as usual , is also reflected with the close relationship between the other organs: hear