《伤寒论》六经辨证老年病治疗之我（Typhoid fever in treating senile diseases of six meridians）.docVIP

《伤寒论》六经辨证老年病治疗之我（Typhoid fever in treating senile diseases of six meridians） [Abstract] Treatise on the creation of the six meridian syndrome differentiation of TCM is the ancestor and the basic law, it is not only the transformation of exogenous diseases and the basis of treatment, can also be used for other diseases and treatment of syndrome differentiation, especially has a unique clinical significance in senile disease. [Key words] treatise on six senile disease Geriatric disease has become a very popular topic in our society. As China moves into an aging society, the degree of attention will also be deepened. The clinical application of six typhoid fever is not limited to the exogenous disease, this understanding in the current clinical practice and ancient physicians in medical records have been fully confirmed, and has been widely recognized as the academic circles [1]. This article talks about my personal experience in light of its theory and some characteristics of senile diseases. 1 Taiyang meridian syndrome The table owner of the sun, the sun through the first passage of evil invasion and performance for the head pain, chills, floating pulse Taiyang disease, also known as table card. The solar meridian includes the hands, feet, the sun, and the hands and feet, the Yin, the heart and the kidney. Yang of the sun is the root of the lesser Yin, the essence of the small Yin is full, the fire and water are not empty, the gasification function is normal, and the sun is positive, so that the function of Wei Wai can be brought into full play. If the deficiency of Yin, the essence of qi deficiency, the suns Yang also decline, then Yang can not defend the outside, so the two are inseparable as a whole. Many elderly people are weak, heart and kidney two empty, evil to two and manifested called too little two. The disease is characterized by Yin and yang deficiency, and its prognosis is often poor. The elderly in Yang, so although the exterior syndrome of fever, pulse