Reconsideration disease differentiation on the governance and Differential Treatment.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 20 Reconsideration disease differentiation on the governance and Differential Treatment Keywords: Differential Treatment; identified Diseases governance; Clinical Syndrome differentiation with disease differentiation theory of governance is the basic method of traditional Chinese medicine diagnostics. However, Chinese medicine has long been re-identified disease syndromes and light, resulting in a lot of nonaggressive disease name and disease is not clear or even the same name, combined with Western medicine diagnostics in recent years, along with the development and deepening of Integrated Chinese and Western studies, and many experts in traditional Chinese medicine dialectical combination with Western medicine, disease differentiation model. This model can learn from, but if the excessive pursuit of nonaggressive disease identified in the Western division of the next several syndromes hard to laid-off party drug, not only will not increase the clinical efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine, but will also affect the theory of TCM syndrome differentiation with disease differentiation rule. Metaphysical way of thinking in order to avoid misunderstanding, this article will rule on the syndrome differentiation with disease differentiation status, characteristics and described the relationship between the two. On a traditional Chinese medicine disease differentiation status of governance and Differential Treatment 1.1 Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment of disease differentiation status and lack of disease due to historical reasons, on the rule have been identified since ancient times weaker than the syndrome differentiation, resulting in disease name today confused about the concepts of traditional Chinese medicine, many of the names of diseases named for the symptoms, illness, disease, card is difficult to distinguish, there is polysemy, a disease more than the chaos phenomena, such as headache, cough and someti