瘘与痔辨（Identification of fistula and hemorrhoids）.doc

瘘与痔辨（Identification of fistula and hemorrhoids） Identification of fistula and hemorrhoids Update Date: 2009-06-11 click: Li Zhu Wang Keyword: anal fistula; hemorrhoids; hemorrhoids long fistula; analysis Modern medicine believes that anal fistula and hemorrhoids are the two different clinical manifestations of the anus and rectum. However, in the traditional Chinese medicine, the concept of fistula and hemorrhoids is mixed and vague, which brings a lot of inconvenience to correctly understand the meaning of anal fistula in ancient books. In this paper, a brief analysis of the relation between fistula and hemorrhoids and the understanding of long fistula of hemorrhoids is given. 1 disease name evolution The disease records about fistula, first seen in The Classic of the Great Wilderness * 2 * Zhongshan, the Cang Wen said: the red tail eater, not for pain, fistula. The internal medicine states that cold retention of meridians leads to the obstruction of the veins. The fistula here includes all the fistulas in all parts of the body, not just the fistula in the anus. In Shen Nongs book of Materia Medica, he mentioned: the husband is the head of a serious illness....... Carbuncle, Zhilou gall , which inside at the beginning of Zhilou disease. A lot of literature in the subsequent writing , but should pay attention to tumors differences between Zhilou and tumors still has a certain. In the sore experience, the fistula called anal fistula. Clear. Medical records compilation put forward the certificate of anal fistual disease name. See from the ancient literature, the motherland medicine to occur in anorectal lesions, generally referred to as Zhilou, including modern medicine said hemorrhoids, anorectal fistula, anal fissure, rectal polyp, anorectal prolapse etc.. Here the Zhilou is a broad concept, while the Zhilou concept refers to fistula disease. As for the tumors patients, for hemorrhoids, but also for the fistula, but in ancient books to refer to leakage for more. 2 c