癫痫病从调理脾胃论治刍议（Treatment of epilepsy from regulating spleen and stomach）.doc

癫痫病从调理脾胃论治刍议（Treatment of epilepsy from regulating spleen and stomach） Treatment of epilepsy from regulating spleen and stomach Update Date: 2009-05-13 click: Zhang Liping directed Wang Hongtu Epilepsy is a paroxysmal mental disorder. From the recent progress of treatment, mostly from the heart, liver and kidney treatment, the use of wind, phlegm, Zhen Zhen Anshen, Yin Yin, Yang, blood circulation and other laws, and from the spleen and stomach on the treatment of very few. Professor Wang Hongtu in the research through the five internal organs of God on the basis of the theory, combined with years of experience in clinical practice, that conditioning machine can play an important role in the treatment of epilepsy and other mental diseases of spleen and stomach gas, and as a guiding ideology composed of SSRP, treatment of epilepsy, mental disease, very effective. The theory and practice basis of epilepsy therapy from regulating spleen qi and Qi Qi are discussed as follows. 1 the theoretical basis of epilepsy treatment from regulating spleen and stomach Chinese medicine has a long history of seizure awareness can be seen from the ancient physicians on the etiology and pathogenesis of epilepsy causes, although complex, but nothing more than dirty air grievances, phlegm. Such as three because of the extreme disease syndrome side cloud: husband epilepsy disease, all by disturb, make dirty gas uneven, Yu Sheng phlegm, block all the classics, and become.. Jing Yue pointed out: the book by Tanqi where epilepsy, inverse gas, sputum has lag, can block the meridians, gesse gibson. compendium of medicine have epilepsy by phlegm due to this inverse. Therefore, the internal medicine of traditional Chinese medicine points out that epilepsy is caused by many reasons, such as dysfunction of Zang Fu organs, obstruction of phlegm and obstruction of Qi, disturbance of Qi and internal yang. So Zang Fu Qi disorder and phlegm stagnation are the key pathological mechanisms of epilepsy. Th