Contents 1
Preface 1
CHAPTER 1 SYNDROME DIFFERENTIATION AND TREATMENT OF TAIYANG DISEASE 1
Ⅰ.Outline of Syndrome Differentiation for Taiyang Disease 2
Outline of Taiyang Disease 2
Classification of Taiyang Disease 2
Differentiation between Diseases Originated from Yang and Yin 6
Whether Taiyang Disease Transfers or Not 7
Taiyang Disease Tending to Be Cured 9
Ⅱ.Major Syndromes of Taiyang Disease 9
1.Zhongfeng Syndrome of Taiyang Disease 9
Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig Decoction 9
Contraindication of Cinnamon Twig Decoction 17
2.Associated Syndromes of Zhongfeng Syndrome 19
Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig Decoction with Pueraria 19
Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig Decoction with Magnolia and Bitter Apricot Kernel 20
Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig Decoction with Aconite 21
Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig Decoction Removing Peony;and Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig Decoction Removing Peony and Adding Aconite 23
Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig Decoction Adding Peony,Fresh Ginger and Ginseng 24
3.Shanghan Syndrome of Taiyang Disease 26
Syndrome Suitable for Ephedra Decoction 26
Contraindication of Diaphoresis 31
4.Associated Syndromes of Shanghan Syndrome 36
Syndrome Suitable for Pueraria Decoction 36
Syndrome Suitable for Pueraria Decoction Adding Pinellia 38
Syndrome Suitable for Big Blue Dragon Decoction 39
Syndrome Suitable for Small Blue Dragon Decoction 41
5.Mild Superficies-stagnation Syndrome of Taiyang Disease 44
Syndrome Suitable for Half-Cinnamon Twig and Half-Ephedra De-coction 44
Syndrome Suitable for Two-Cinnamon Twig and One-Ephedra De-coction 46
Syndrome Suitable for Two-Cinnamon Twig and One-Yuebi Decoc-tion 47
Ⅲ.Deteriorated Syndromes of Taiyang Disease 50
1.Therapeutic Principle and Differentiation of Deteriorated Syndrome 50
Therapeutic Principle of Deteriorated Syndrome 50
Differentiation of True and False Cold and Heat 50
Differentiation of Deficiency and Excess Syndrome 53
Therapeutic Principle of Exterior and Interior Syndrome in Various Sequences 55
Therapeutic Principle of Chronic,Acute,Primary and Secondary Case 56
a.Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Capejasmine and Fermented Soybean 57
2.Heat Syndromes 57
Decoction of Capejasmine and Fermented Soybean and its Similar Syndromes 57
b.Syndrome Suitable for Capejasmine and Magnolia Decoction 59
c.Syndrome Suitable for Capejasmine and Dried Ginger Decoction 60
d.Contraindication of Capejasmine Decoction 61
Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Ephedra,Apricot,Licorice and Gypsum 62
Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Pueraria,Scutellaria and Coptis 65
Syndromes Suitable for Scutellaria Decoction,and Scutellaria Decoction Adding Pinella and Fresh Ginger 67
3.Deficiency Syndromes 69
Heart-Yang Deficiency Syndromes 69
a.Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig and Licorice Decoction 69
b.Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Cinnamon Twig,Licorice,Dragon's Bone and Oyster Shell 70
c.Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig Decoction Subtracting Peony and Adding Dichroa，Oyster Shell and Dragon's Bone 71
d.Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig Decoction Adding Cinnamon Twig 72
e.Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Poria,Cinnamon,Licorice and Chinese Dates 74
Spleen-Deficiency Syndromes 75
a.Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Poria,Bighead Atractylodes,Cinnamon and Licorice 75
b.Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Magnolia,Fresh Ginger,Pinellia,Licorice and Ginseng 77
c.Syndrome Suitable for Small Jianzhong Decoction 78
d.Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig and Ginseng Decoction 79
Kidney-Yang Deficiency Syndromes 80
a.Syndrome Suitable for Dried Ginger and Aconite Root Decoction 80
b.Syndrome Suitable for Poria Sini Decoction 81
Yin and Yang Deficiency Syndromes 82
a.Syndromes Suitable for Licorice and Dried Ginger Decoction,and Peony and Licorice Decoction 82
b.Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Peony,Licorice and Aconite 85
c.Syndrome Suitable for Prepared Licorice Decoction 86
4.Syndrome due to Accumulation of Fluid Stasis of Taiyang Disease(Syndrome Suitable for Wuling Powder) 88
Appendix:Syndrome Suitable for Poria and Licorice Decoction 91
5.Syndromes due to Accumulation of Blood Stasis of Taiyang Disease 92
Syndrome Suitable for Peach Kernel Chengqi Decoction 92
Syndrome Suitable for Didang Decoction 93
Syndrome Suitable for Didang Pill 95
6.Jiexiong Syndromes 97
Differentiation of Jiexiong Syndrome 97
Jiexiong Syndromes of Heat-Excess 99
a.Syndrome Suitable for Big Xianxiong Decoction 99
b Syndrome Suitable for Big Xianxiong Pill 103
c.Syndrome Suitable for Small Xianxiong Decoction 105
Jiexiong Syndrome of Cold-Exce 106
Prognosis of Jiexiong Syndrome 108
7.Zangjie Syndrome 109
8.Pi-Syndromes 111
Etiology and Characteristic of Pi-Syndrome 111
Heat Pi-Syndrome 112
a.Syndrome Suitable for Rhubarb and Coptis Xiexin Decoction 112
b.Syndrome Suitable for Aconite Xiexin Decoction 114
Pi-syndrome due to Coexistence of Deficiency and Excess 115
a.Syndrome Suitable for Pinellia Xiexin Decoction 115
b.Syndrome Suitable for Fresh Ginger Xiexin Decoction 118
c Syndrome Suitable for Licorice Xiexin Decoction 120
Appendix:Syndrome Suitable for Coptis Decoction 122
Phlegm Pi-Syndrome(Syndrome Suitable for Inula and Hematite Decoction) 123
Fluid Pi-Syndrome 125
Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment of Diarrhea Resulting from Erroneous Treatment 126
9.Arthralgia-Syndrome due to Wind-Dampness 127
Syndromes Suitable for Cinnamon Twig and Aconite Decoction,and Bighead Atractylodes Rhizome and Aconite Decoction 127
Syndromes Suitable for Licorice and Aconite Decoction 129
10.Deteriorated Syndromes due to Fire-Therapy 130
11.Syndromes Tending to Be Cured 135
Ⅳ.Syndromes Similar to Taiyang Disease 137
Syndrome Suitable for Ten Chinese Dates Decoction 137
Syndrome Suitable for Muskmelon Base Powder 139
Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig Decoction Adding Poria,Bighead Atractylodes Subtracting Cinnamon Twig 140
Appendix:Original Clauses for Reference 141
CHAPTER 2 SYNDROME DIFFERENTION AND TREATMENT OF YANGMING DISEASE 148
Etiology and Pathogenesis of Yangming Disease 150
Outline of Yangming Disease 150
Ⅰ.The Outline of Syndrome Differentiation for Yangming Disease 150
Sphygmology and Symptomatology of Yangrning Disease 153
Ⅱ.Major Syndrome of Yangming Disease 155
1.Heat-Syndromes(Channel-Syndromes)of Yangming Disease 155
Syndrome Suitable for Capejasmine and Fermented Soybean Decoction 155
Syndrome Suitable for Baihu Decoction 157
Syndrome Suitable for Baihu Decoction Adding Ginseng 160
Syndrome Suitable for Umbellate Pore Decoction 163
2.Excess-Syndromes(Fu-Syndromes)of Yangming Disease 165
Syndrome Suitable for Tiaowei Chengqi Decoction 165
Syndrome Suitable for Small Chengqi Decoction 167
Syndrome Suitable for Big Chengqi Decoction 170
Syndrome Suitable for Hemp Seed Pills 178
Syndrome Suitable for Purgative Therapy by Enema 180
Syndrome Differentiation for Purgation 180
Contraindication of Purgation 185
Ⅲ.Deteriorated Syndrome of Yangming Disease 187
1.Jaundice-Syndrome of Yangming Disease 187
Syndrome Suitable for Oriental Wormwood Decoction 188
Syndrome Suitable for Capejasmine Fruit and Phellodendron Bark Decoction 190
Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Ephedra,Forsythia Fruit and Phaseolus Seed 191
2.Blood-Heat Syndrome of Yangming Disease 193
3.Accumulation of Blood Stasis of Yangrning 194
Ⅳ.Cold-Syndromes and Deficiency-Syndromes of Yangming Disease 197
Appendix:Original Clauses for Reference 202
CHAPTER 3 SYNDROME DIFFERENTIATION AND TREATMENT OF SHAOYANG DISEASE 209
Ⅰ.Outline of Syndrome Differentiation for Shaoyang Disease 210
Outline of Shaoyang Disease 210
Contraindications of Treatment for Shaoyang Disease 210
Ⅱ.Major Syndrome of Shaoyang Disease 212
Syndrome Suitable for Small Bupleurum Decoction 212
Contraindication of Small Bupleurum Decoction 221
Ⅲ.Associated and Deteriorated Syndromes of Shaoyang Disease 222
Therapeutic Principle of Deteriorated Syndrome 222
Syndrome Suitable for Bupleurum and Cinnamon Twig Decoction 223
Syndrome Suitable for Big Bupleurum Decoction 224
Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Bupleurum Adding Mirabilite 226
Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Bupleurum,Cinnamon Twig and Dried Ginger 228
Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Bupleurum Adding Dragon's Bone and Oyster Shell 229
Heat Invasion of Blood Chamber 231
Ⅳ.Associated Clauses of Shaoyang Disease 233
CHAPTER 4 SYNDROME DIFFERENTIATION AND TREATMENT OF TAIYIN DISEASE 237
Ⅰ.Taiyin Disease 238
Ⅱ.Taiyin Disease with Jaundice 240
Ⅲ.Associated Syndromes and Clauses of Taiyin Disease 243
Syndrome Suitable for Cinnamon Twig Decoction Adding Peony Root 244
CHAPTER 5 SYNDROME DIFFERENTIATION AND TREATMENT OF SHAOYIN DISEASE 247
Ⅰ.Outline of Syndrome Differentiation for Shaoyin Disease 248
Outline of Shaoyin Disease 248
Essentials of Syndrome Differentiation for Cold Syndromes of Shaoyin Disease 249
Contraindications of Treatment for Shaoyin Disease 250
Syndrome Suitable for Sini Decoction 252
Ⅱ.Cold Syndromes of Shaoyin Disease 252
Syndrome Suitable for Tongmai Sini Decoction 255
Syndrome Suitable for Baitong Decoction 256
Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Baitong Adding Pig-bile 257
Syndrome Suitable for Aconite Decoction 258
Syndrome Suitable for Zhenwu Decoction 260
Syndrome Suitable for Pink Decoction 262
Prognosis of Cold-Syndromes of Shaoyin Disease 265
Ⅲ.Heat Syndromes of Shaoyin Disease 271
Syndrome Suitable for Coptis and Donkey-hide Gelatin Decoction 271
Syndrome Suitable for Umbellate Pore Decoction 272
Ⅳ.Shaoyin Disease Associated with Superficies Syndrome 273
Three Syndromes of Timely Purgation of Shaoyin 275
Ⅴ.Other Syndromes and Clauses in Shaoyin Chapter 275
Syndrome Similar to Shaoyin Disease—Syndrome Suitable for Sini Powder 276
Throat-sore Syndromes 278
a.Syndrome Suitable for Pigskin Decoction 278
b.Syndrome Suitable for Licorice Decoction and Platycodon Decoction 279
c.Syndrome Suitable for Bitter Wine Decoction 279
d.Syndrome Suitable for Pinellia Powder and Pinellia Decoction 280
Other Clauses in the Chapter 281
CHAPER 6 SYNDROME DIFFERENTIATION AND TREATMENT OF JUEYIN DISEASE 284
Ⅰ.Upper-Heat and Lower-Cosd Syndromes 285
Syndrome Suitable for Black Plum Pill 286
Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Dried Ginger,Scutellaria,Coptis and Ginseng 288
Syndrome Suitable for Ephedra and Cimicifuga Decoction 289
Syndrome Suitable for Angelica Sini Decoction 291
Ⅱ.Cold Syndromes of Jueyin Disease 291
Syndrome Suitable for Angelica Sini Decoction Adding Evodia Fruit and Fresh Ginger 292
Syndrome Suitable for Evodia Fruit Decoction 293
Ⅲ.Heat Syndrome of Jueyin Disease 295
Ⅳ.Differentiation of Preponderance between Cold and Heat 296
Ⅴ.Syndrome Differentiation of Jue(Coldness on Limbs) 301
Pathogenesis and Symptomatic Features of Jue 301
Heat-jue Syndrome 301
Cold-jue Syndrome 303
Phlegm-jue Syndrome 305
Fluid-jue Syndrome 306
Contraindication for Jue-syndrome 307
Syndrome Differentiation of Vomiting and Hiccup 308
Ⅵ.Syndrome Differentiation of Vomiting,Hiccup and Diarrhea,and Others in the Chapter 308
Syndrome Differentiation of Diarrhea 310
Therapeutic Principle of Deficiency-cold Diarrhea Syndrome Associated with Exterior-syndrome 311
Outcome of Deficiency-cold Diarrhea Syndrome 312
Critical Case with Prostration of Healthy-qi 314
Other Clauses 317
CHAPTER 7 SYNDROME DIFFERENTIATION AND TREATMENT OF HUOLUAN 321
CHAPTER 8 SYNDROME DIFFERENTIATION AND TREATMENT OF THE RELAPSE OF DISEASE DUE TO OVERSTRAIN AFTER CURE AND YIN YANG YI SYNDROME 328
Syndrome Suitable for Decoction of Immature Bitter Orange,Capejasmine and Prepared Soybean 328
Syndrome Suitable for Oyster Shell and Alismatis Powder 330
Syndrome Suitable for Lizhong Pills 331
Syndrome Suitable for Lophatherum and Gypsum Decoction 331
Yin Yang Yi Syndrome 333
Appendix:Common Chinese Materia Medica in Treatise on Exogenous Febrile Diseases 334