Subjects: Medicine, Pharmacy >> Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese Materia Medica Subjects: Linguistics and Applied Linguistics >> Linguistics and Applied Linguistics submitted time 2023-07-13
Abstract： Late summer is an important term in Chinese medicine. Among the ancient medical scholars, only Gao Shizong was found to have clearly explained the pronunciation of the word "late" in late summer. In order to clarify the pronunciation of the character "Chang" of Changxia, we searched the ancient classical Chinese medical texts, sorted through the existing literature and analyzed the views of existing scholars, and on this basis, we proposed a new opinion that when the character "late" is pronounced zhǎng, it means that the elders are honored; when it is pronounced cháng, it means that the elders are honored. When pronounced cháng, it expresses the good wish of life and vitality for a long time and the long duration of time, and it also indicates the longest state of the yellow bell. The clarification of the pronunciation of late summer can help to further understand Changxia and help to further interpret and study Chinese medicine.
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Subjects: Medicine, Pharmacy >> Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese Materia Medica submitted time 2023-01-20
Abstract：
China is a region with high incidence of myopia. The incidence of myopia in adolescents is increasing year by year, and it is gradually developing towards a younger age. Moreover, the pressure of further education and the popularization of electronic products will also have a continuous impact on the prevalence of myopia. Myopia causes serious damage to the physical and mental health of adolescents, and adolescent myopia has become the focus of prevention and control of myopia. At present, western medicine treatment of myopia includes wearing glasses, atropine, and surgical treatment, but there are many side effects, and cannot fundamentally solve the pathological changes caused by myopia. Chinese medicine has a long history of treating myopia. At present, the treatment of myopia in traditional Chinese medicine mainly includes traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, massage, ear acupuncture, comprehensive therapy, etc. All of which can improve the myopia of patients to a certain extent, and have the advantages of simplicity, safety, and no side effects. This paper studies the understanding of the theory of myopia in TCM in recent years summarizes the treatment plan of myopia, and summarizes the current problems in the clinical treatment of myopia, to provide a more effective method for the treatment of myopia by TCM, and give full play to the advantages of TCM treatment of non-disease.
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