Research Progress of Treating Turbidity-phlegm Headache with Traditional Chinese Medicine
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https://doi.org/10.53469/jcmp.2024.06(06).27Keywords:
Headache, Phlegm turbid, Traditional Chinese medicine treatmentAbstract
Headache refers to a common disease with patients' conscious head pain as the main clinical manifestation caused by external sensation or internal injury of deficient or disnourishing vein, and adverse clearing of the body [1]. All diseases are caused by phlegm, and the common pathogenic factor of headache is "phlegm". In dialectical treatment, the syndrome type is phlegm turbid headache. With the continuous development and innovation of traditional Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine has shown unique advantages in the treatment of turbidity-phlegm headache. Due to its good therapeutic effect, low recurrence rate and small toxic side effects, it has been recognized by many patients in clinical practice. This article gives a comprehensive overview on the treatment of turbidity-turbidity-headache by traditional Chinese medicine in terms of the treatment of specific prescriptions and external treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, and provides some ideas for the diagnosis and treatment of this disease.
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