Professor Zhou Daihan use stasis Clinical Treatment Experience in Treating Cancer.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 Professor Zhou Daihan use stasis Clinical Treatment Experience in Treating Cancer [Abstract] summary of Professor Zhou Daihan use stasis treatment of malignant tumors of clinical experience. Professor Zhou Daihan that: blood stasis is the main pathological mechanism of tumor formation, can occur in various stages of cancer, the use of prescription blood circulation is important for cancer treatment clinical significance. blood circulation method can not only eliminate tumor Sanjie treatment of cancer, and with the capture of stasis, clearing heat and dampness (water) all phenomena, on the stasis caused by the gas-poor, congestion caused in the heat, jaundice caused by blood stasis, edema, embolism, can receive better results. [Keywords:] cancer; stasis; Zhou Dai Han Zhou Dai Han is the chief professor of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, PhD student mentor. Professor Zhou use of Chinese medicine treatment of cancer over 40 years, the treatment of tumors with more extensive clinical experience, common treatment method has blood circulation, resolving phlegm and dampness, Qingrejiedu, Endometriosis, fire with fire, spleen kidney and so on. The set of square refining, drug selection and accurate, the reasons for tumor formation and tumor characteristics of a balanced Syndrome. I have been fortunate with the teacher to learn, use stasis on the Law of Professor Zhou deeper understanding of treatment of malignant tumors, now the experience of their treatment are described below. 1 stasis Cancer Treatment Act 1 1 capture of stasis, stressing that “evil has a way out” of digestive system tumors such as esophageal cancer, gastric cancer, colon cancer, liver cancer and the human body such as digestion, absorption and excretion functions are closely related to the common pathogenesis of the spleen and stomach disorders. transportation of medicine that spleen, spleen dysfunction, there may be abdominal distention,