当代8位名老中医论治白癜风经验荟萃[1]（Eight contemporary Chinese traditional Chinese traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) have a great experience in treating vitiligo）.docVIP

当代8位名老中医论治白癜风经验荟萃[1]（Eight contemporary Chinese traditional Chinese traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) have a great experience in treating vitiligo） Chinese journal of traditional Chinese and western medicine, vol.7, vol. 7, 2008 There are eight contemporary Chinese traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in the treatment of vitiligo Liu xiaoyu, xu aie (hangzhou third peoples hospital affiliated to zhejiang university of traditional Chinese medicine, hangzhou 310009) Abstract: vitiligo is a common skin disease of pigmentation and is easily diagnosed and difficult to treat. The author summarized the experience of eight contemporary Chinese traditional Chinese medicine on vitiligo. This paper expounds the treatment characteristics of various medical families from the etiology and pathogenesis, treatment, medicine and so on. It is found that the pathogenesis of vitiligo is different and the clinical experience is different There are thousands of autumn, although it is the treatment of the great law with the harmonious qi and blood, but the specific application focuses on each other, the drug use and the characteristics. These experiences are to vitiligo It can be used for reference in the research, treatment and improvement of TCM. Key words: famous physician; Vitiligo. Treatment based on syndrome differentiation Middle image classification no. : R758.4 + 1 literature identification code: A post no. : 1672 -- 0709 (2008) 02 -- 0131-03 Vitiligo is a primary, localized or generalized skin Skin tone of the disease. Traditional Chinese medicine calls it purpura, white barge and white barge The disease is common, the course is chronic, the cause is unknown, easy to diagnose and difficult Cure. Modern Chinese medicine generally considers the etiology and pathogenesis of vitiligo as air blood Loss and obstruction; Or the wound of the love, the knot of liver, the wind and evil; Or insufficient liver and kidney, invasion of exorcism. Clinical differentiation of TCM syndrome