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Usages of Aconite
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1. Objectives After arranging the contents of the usages of Aconite mentioned in the literature – “Dongmu”, a power trend me to further study the details of the usages of Aconite. 2 Methods This study mainly refers to; Dongmu-YuGo(東武遺稿)(DYG), Donguisusebowon-SaSangchobongyun(東醫壽世保元四象草本卷)(DSS), Donguisusebowon-GabObon(東醫壽世保元甲午本)(DGO),Donguisusebowon-ShinChukbon(東醫壽世保元辛丑本)(DSC), and the research was written in order to find out the physiology and pathology of Soeumin in SCM. 3 Results and Conclusions 1) Taking aconite in a scale of 3 to 15 gram as common dosage, especially, when a person was critically ill,the dosage of 45 gram was used. Different dosages of aconite were chosen in accordance with some other different conditions, such as the purpose of reducing fever or mid-energizer warming, urinary volume, presence or absence of edema, stages of growth of diseases. In addition, we found a remedy using Remedy Single head garlic(独头蒜) instead of aconite. 2) Adverse toxic effects of aconite can be serious, it is dangerous to patients who are administered with aconite in massive amounts or take it in different concocting methods, therefore, further evidence about the laboratory experiments studied in animals and clinical dataare needed to confirm the scope for more widespread and accurate usages of Aconite.
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1. Objectives After arranging the contents of the usages of Aconite mentioned in the literature – “Dongmu”, a power trend me to further study the details of the usages of Aconite. 2 Methods This study mainly refers to; Dongmu-YuGo(東武遺稿)(DYG), Donguisusebowon-SaSangchobongyun(東醫壽世保元四象草本卷)(DSS), Donguisusebowon-GabObon(東醫壽世保元甲午本)(DGO),Donguisusebowon-ShinChukbon(東醫壽世保元辛丑本)(DSC), and the research was written in order to find out the physiology and pathology of Soeumin in SCM. 3 Results and Conclusions 1) Taking aconite in a scale of 3 to 15 gram as common dosage, especially, when a person was critically ill,the dosage of 45 gram was used. Different dosages of aconite were chosen in accordance with some other different conditions, such as the purpose of reducing fever or mid-energizer warming, urinary volume, presence or absence of edema, stages of growth of diseases. In addition, we found a remedy using Remedy Single head garlic(独头蒜) instead of aconite. 2) Adverse toxic effects of aconite can be serious, it is dangerous to patients who are administered with aconite in massive amounts or take it in different concocting methods, therefore, further evidence about the laboratory experiments studied in animals and clinical dataare needed to confirm the scope for more widespread and accurate usages of Aconite.
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