肝血不足으로 변증한 振顫환자 治驗 1例

Abstract

Tremor is a rhythmic and involuntary muscular contraction charaterized by oscillations of a part of the body. The most common of all involuntary movements, tremor can affect various body parts such as hands, head, facial structures, vocal cords, trunk, and legs; most tremor, however, occur in the hands. Clinically, tremor is classified into postural tremor, resting tremor, action tremor, and other kinds of tremor, and treated according to the causes. The author reports the improvement of the patient, hospitalized in Dong Seo Medical Center, whose tremor is not classified specifically in western medicine but diagnosed as Ganhyeolbujok(肝血不足) in korean medicine.