Progress of Research on the Treatment of Diseases based on the Theory of "Wind"
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https://doi.org/10.53469/jcmp.2024.06(06).23Keywords:
Wind, Wind Evil, Wind Disease, Wind-based Treatment, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)Abstract
From ancient times to the present, scholars have never stopped discussing "wind". In the system of Chinese medicine culture, there are numerous remarks related to "wind", which involves the etiology of disease, identification and treatment, and the five movements and six qi, etc. This article focuses on the origins, nature, and treatment of diseases of the internal organs from the perspective of wind. In this paper, we focus on the origin, nature, and treatment of diseases of various internal organs from the perspective of wind, and collate and summarise the literature on the treatment of diseases from wind since ancient times, to clarify the progress of the research on the pathogenicity of "wind", in an attempt to provide a new way of thinking for the treatment of diseases from the perspective of wind.
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