Ding Xueping’s clinical experience in treating obesity

CHEN Qing-guang; DAI Zheng-qian; TAO Feng; YAO Zheng; XU Pei-ying; LU Hao; DING Xue-ping

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- Ding Xueping’s clinical experience in treating obesity
- Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine Vol. 50, Issue 6, Pages: 17-19(2016)
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  1. 全国名中医丁学屏学术传承工作室,上海,201203
  2. 上海中医药大学附属曙光医院内分泌科,上海,201203
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CHEN Qing-guang, DAI Zheng-qian, TAO Feng, et al. Ding Xueping’s clinical experience in treating obesity. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 50(6):17-19(2016)
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CHEN Qing-guang, DAI Zheng-qian, TAO Feng, et al. Ding Xueping’s clinical experience in treating obesity. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 50(6):17-19(2016) DOI：

摘要

介绍全国名老中医丁学屏教授治疗肥胖病的临证经验。丁师提出“脾土乃伤”是肥胖病的核心病机,气血津液的亏损、痰湿瘀浊与邪火胶着导致变证丛生；肥胖病应当从脾论治,复方多法并举。

Abstract

This paper introduces Professor Ding Xueping’s clinical experience in the treatment of obesity. Professor Ding believes that spleen deficiency is the basic pathogenesis of this disease, accompanied by qi-blood and fluids insufficiency, phlegm-blood congestion, and pathogenic fire; that its treatment should be concentrate on nourishing spleen and accompanying methods.

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肥胖病从脾论治名医经验丁学屏

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obesitytreatment from the spleenfamous doctor’s experienceDing Xueping

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