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Functional diarrhea is a common disease of the digestive tract system. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) mainly included herbal formulea, acupuncture and moxibustion to treat the functional diarrhea, according to the principles of strengthening spleen and moistening, nourishing spleen and kidney, and soothing liver. In recent years, many studies have been conducted on the effective mechanism of TCM treatment of functional diarrhea. However, further researches needed to be done on the micro-mechanism of TCM syndrome differentiation for functional diarrhea.
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Functional diarrhea is a common disease of the digestive tract system. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) mainly included herbal formulea, acupuncture and moxibustion to treat the functional diarrhea, according to the principles of strengthening spleen and moistening, nourishing spleen and kidney, and soothing liver. In recent years, many studies have been conducted on the effective mechanism of TCM treatment of functional diarrhea. However, further researches needed to be done on the micro-mechanism of TCM syndrome differentiation for functional diarrhea.
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Objective]To further demonstrate Li Dongyuan, in order to treatBianjing big epidemic diseasein 1232 so as to write this book,and the relevance of , Yin fire theory, Bianjing big epidemic disease and plague. We reread the book which contained symptoms, syndromes and editing order to further demonstrate. [Methods] Under the premise of affirming early stage researching background,to comb the three volumes of , containing the symptoms and the pathogenesis of the syndrome(Yin fire) and treatments rule of prescriptions, horizontal comparing types and symptoms of the plague, longitudinal contacting before and after the onset of epidemic disease with the logic of writingwhich contained symptoms and prescriptions. [Results] We suppose Li Dongyuan was to treatBianjing big epidemic diseasein 1232 so as to writeand theBianjing epidemic diseasewas the plague, combing analysis symptoms, syndromes and editing order of, it is not difficult to find that Li Dongyuan made the thoughts which had the consistency of treating the plague. The first and second volumes ofcontainingYin firesyndrome are similar with the beginning of the plague, and Li Dongyuan created Bu zhong yi qi decoction, Qing shu yi qi decoction by adding and subtracting for curing plague, the third volume contained the treatment to improper diet after the epidemic(e.g., dyspepsia, the wet). There also exists hesitations upon the dosages and forms of prescriptions are inconsistent with the epidemic disease, and the time when Li Dongyuan finished this book etc. [Conclusion] Since the 1960s, scholars analyzed and interpretated Yin Fire in a variety of pathogenesis according to , stomach from internal injuries as a starting point, but it still does not have an intuitive understanding,such thinking and contact unavoidably has less rigorous, but from the perspective of historical background and modern disease interpretation of the classic of traditional Chinese medicine, it is a good way to research of TCM literature mystery,but also from a broader perspective to understand these issues.
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In this study, we reviewed the research progress of traditional Chinese medical syndromes and analyzed the problems. The results showed that most of the reports of the traditional Chinese medical syndrome research utilized the modern scientific technology, and testified the rationality of traditional Chinese medical theory by modern medical logical thinking. It is suggested that for the present research showing obvious achievements should be continued, but for the study showing less effectiveness, the research direction should be converted after adopting the related suggestions. Before the formation of the optimum medical mode, the research of traditional Chinese medical syndromes should not be suspended. It is indicated that the future research of traditional Chinese medical syndromes should still be based on the ancient medical literatures, and can adopt the direct-viewing and microscopic explanation of the modern medical sciences , as well as their study methods of qualitation, positioning, and quantitation.