《傷寒論》 궐음병의 병리본질과 三陰三陽 개념과의 관계
Pathological Entity of Jueyin Disease and the Relationship between the Concept of Three-Yin-Three-Yang in 《Shanghanlun》
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In order to research the pathological entity of Jueyin disease in 《Shanghnlun》, some sharing concept of three-yin-three-yang used in 《Neijing》 and 《Shanghanlun》 were investigated first, and then the meaning of jueyin and jueyin disease were analyzed. In cold damage disease, time-space factor is important because the pathological change is rapid and the symptoms along path are similar, therefore three-yin-three-yang having complex meaning of time and space can be used as an appropriate pathological concept. So to speak, it is able to be interpreted as various modes like variations of yin-yang、qi-blood, change of pulse condition, theories of opening、closing、pivot or exuberance and debilitation of form and qi manifested in the six districts of the human body following disease process. Jueyin is between front taiyin and rear shaoyin, and it’s attribution is inherent in qi stagnation and yin exuberance in relative to the location of flank and liver. Putting together above descriptions, pathological entity of jueyin disease is that the symptoms mingled with cold and stagnant heat competing each other when a subject having qi stagnation in flank with cold in extremities and lower abdomen in particular is seized with cold influenza.
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In order to research the pathological entity of Jueyin disease in 《Shanghnlun》, some sharing concept of three-yin-three-yang used in 《Neijing》 and 《Shanghanlun》 were investigated first, and then the meaning of jueyin and jueyin disease were analyzed. In cold damage disease, time-space factor is important because the pathological change is rapid and the symptoms along path are similar, therefore three-yin-three-yang having complex meaning of time and space can be used as an appropriate pathological concept. So to speak, it is able to be interpreted as various modes like variations of yin-yang、qi-blood, change of pulse condition, theories of opening、closing、pivot or exuberance and debilitation of form and qi manifested in the six districts of the human body following disease process. Jueyin is between front taiyin and rear shaoyin, and it’s attribution is inherent in qi stagnation and yin exuberance in relative to the location of flank and liver. Putting together above descriptions, pathological entity of jueyin disease is that the symptoms mingled with cold and stagnant heat competing each other when a subject having qi stagnation in flank with cold in extremities and lower abdomen in particular is seized with cold influenza.
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